Sentence examples for undeviatingly consistent from inspiring English sources
Friends and critics alike describe him as the kind of writer, and citizen, that all should aspire to be-- less interested in 'exclusives' than in 'making a difference.'" Critiquing Hentoff's autobe-- less, Speaking Freely, Nicholas von Hoffman refers to him as "a trusting man, a gentle man, just and undeviatingly consistent".
The elected member should be a representative, not a mere delegate pledged to obey undeviatingly the wishes of his constituents.
He was eccentric, droll and, in my experience, undeviatingly honest.
Walpole, who came from a minor Norfolk gentry family, was an extremely able politician, shrewd, greedy, and undeviatingly Whig.
It has been undeviatingly enforced by English-speaking courts in this country, in England, in Canada, and Australia.
Vonnegut and Auster, however, keep on their fantastic plane undeviatingly, as if there were no other, whereas DeLillo gives signs of wanting to drop us down into the quotidian mundane, where we can be wounded.
In their place is a perspective that looks upon Marilyn Monroe as suspiciously full-figured instead of pleasingly zaftig and insists on an undeviatingly lean aesthetic as the beauty ideal.
Consistent work habits, consistent performance.
It seems very consistent.
