Sentence examples similar to undeviating course from inspiring English sources

Georgia's adherence to the rule of incompetency of criminal defendants contrasts with the undeviating trend away from exclusion of evidence that has characterized the development of the State's law since the nineteenth century.

There comes a point in every artist's life when they decide their career has thus far taken too linear and undeviating a path.

© Paul Strand Archive, Aperture Foundation Strand's eye for people, too, was remarkably undeviating.

Strand's eye for people, too, was remarkably undeviating.

It requires discipline, tenacity, undeviating routine and the total investment of both body and mind.

Undeviating Classicism was pursued in Britain by, among others, Quinlan Terry (Riverside Development, Richmond, Surrey, 1986 88).

Exciting it was: the undeviating straight bat, the calculated prod for a single, the utter calm.

Cookie is a fanatic, undeviating in the quality of his obsession.

Thus by statutory enactment as well as by undeviating judicial approbation, New York has evinced a deliberate procedural policy.

Gibbon viewed the Roman Empire as a single entity in undeviating decline from the ideals of political and intellectual freedom that characterized the classical literature he had read.

What is most memorable is the dancers' fervor and undeviating commitment, especially in the most bizarre passages: which makes "Wonderland" both stirring and chilling.