Sentence examples for said adhering from inspiring English sources

Imagine, he said, adhering to a superhealthy diet that you did not enjoy, then one day being hit and killed by a car.

Although arbitrators try to be as consistent as possible and must explain when they stray from previous decisions, Rivkin said, adhering to legal precedent is not a requirement.

He grew up in a family that he said adhered strictly to Assemblies codes: he did not drink, smoke or gamble.

Brio, Mr. Brautigam said, adhered to stricter quality standards than the industry norm and chose Chinese partners that abided by those standards, even if it meant forgoing the lowest-cost option.

"There is no reason to come to Bolinas," Vic Amoroso was saying, adhering to the conventional wisdom in this famously reclusive place that no publicity is good publicity unless it is bad.

The golden ratio is the proportion of width to height of about 5 to 8, or 1.61, famed in Greek art and design (the facade of the Parthenon, some historians say, adheres to the golden ratio) and celebrated by such modernists as the architect Le Corbusier.

Mr. Chiasson's lawyers said that adhering to the guidelines "would be as draconian as it would be unwarranted".

Mr. de Ferrari of the General Accounting Office said that adhering to XML, a nonproprietary technology, would open the market to many software vendors.

Instead, Intuit's Stansbury said that adhering to established principles for businesses that handle money transport is the best way to make sure things stay secure for users in this "wild west" type of environment.

The seven other officers at the scene said nothing, adhering to police omerta.

Subjects said not adhering to a pattern is the point, so homeless individuals with open warrants can't anticipate persecution and dodge a particular shelter.