Sentence examples for was so constant from inspiring English sources

The mother onscreen was blond and fit, and wore white jeans; she looked like a character in a Nancy Meyers movie, and her patter was so constant that it became wearying.

The North Semitic alphabet was so constant for many centuries that it is impossible to think that there had been any material changes in the preceding two to three centuries.

The output was less than one microwatt (10-6 watt) of power, but the wavelength, being determined primarily by the ammonia molecules, was so constant and reproducible that it could be used to control a clock that would gain or lose no more than a second in several hundred years.

Eddie Mahe, a longtime Republican consultant who worked at the R.N.C. during the 1970's, told me that some in-house committee research several decades ago revealed that Mercury owners were far more likely to vote Republican than owners of any other kind of automobile -- data that was so constant across the country, Mahe recalled, that it couldn't possibly have been the product of chance.

Morse's presence was so constant the Glenn once called him "the eighth Mercury astronaut".

The pain was so constant, I slept only when it knocked me out, and I would have the sensation I was blacking out instead of falling asleep.

"EP3 surveillance is so constant.

Hacking attempts on the voter database are so constant they are considered "normal", said Sufehmi.

There was a suggestion, however, that the constants of nature might not be so constant.

Long-runners can be so constant you could set your watch by their curtain calls.

In fact, the opposite was true: there were too many tweets about WikiLeaks, and they were so constant that Twitter started treating WikiLeaks as the new normal.