Sentence examples similar to undeviating course from from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
All, of course, from memory.
Who knew (aside, of course, from Wikipedia)?
"Of course from both sides!
It is found that the reversible capacity and rate capability experience a parabolic course from SrLi2Ti6O14 to PbLi2Ti6O14.
Should it change its course from within?
The Robert Trent Jones course from Hell.
They leased the course from Herefordshire Council.
(And lifted, of course, from life).
