Sentence examples for which he adhered from inspiring English sources

Behind this simplicity of aim lay an elaborate strategy to which he adhered with remarkable consistency throughout the war.

He does not hesitate to avow that much of what he is and does, "even my way of being an atheist," bears the imprint of the Roman Catholicism to which he adhered through adolescence.

5 After he had been advised of the provisions of the Security Risk Law and given time to reconsider his refusal and to engage counsel, appellant, accompanied by counsel, made two further appearances in September and October before the Department of Investigation, on each of which he adhered to his initial position.

These as McTaggart himself admits (ibid. 271 f). rather mystical-sounding assertions, which he adhered to all his life, he tries to back up by a number of different considerations.

In The Home of the Heron, painted in 1893, Inness used subtle tonal variety to suggest a hazy atmosphere; the overlapping veils of colour unite earth and sky and underscore the harmony of the universe a tenet central to Swedenborgianism, the belief system to which he adhered.

But the conviction with which he adheres to those beliefs makes him easy for a sociopathic killer to manipulate.

This is the theory Kilwardby takes to be in agreement with philosophical reason and Christian faith and the one to which he adheres.

A credible perspective, he tells us, must account for the fact, "evident to ordinary people (even though not always taken into account by theologians) that in the great majority of cases — say 98 to 99 percent — the religion in which a person believes and to which he adheres depends upon where he was born" (Hick 1980, 44).

Hatch says his principled nature stems from the Mormon values which he adheres to today as a member of the South San Gabriel Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

"The driver of the car was briefed by production prior to filming as to where to drive and to not do any manoeuvres close to the monument, an instruction to which he fully adhered.

In Mr. Capa's nearly 30 years as a photojournalist, the professional code to which he steadfastly adhered is best summed up by the title of his 1968 book, "The Concerned Photographer".