Sentence examples for who deviates from inspiring English sources

Any man who deviates from that is sanctioned by his male constituency.

By spending strategically and threatening to "primary" any office-holder who deviates from its agenda, it has managed to impose an extremist agenda that seems almost unchallengeable.

It is ever present in this general election, like a police sentinel guarding a sacred political consensus, batoning anyone who deviates from received wisdom.

But Mr. Lindsay, he said, "set up a command system, said these are the rules and laws, and anyone who deviates from that will be investigated".

It's always amusing when white, middle-class (usually male) commentators from the south of England denounce the nationalism of others; as though nationalism is only something anyone who deviates from the dominant middle-class English identity does.

Make no mistake; in the 60-year-long history of Miss India, there hasn't been one northeastern winner, or even one who deviates from the (relatively) light-skinned prototype.

Users who deviate from normal patterns are evaluated malicious and the deviation degree is regarded as an evidence with respect to a suspicious level.

"Historically, proto-hipsters have been connoisseurs – people who deviate from the norm.

Those who deviated from the religious or political norm were banished and dissenting views were silenced.

Women who "deviate" from this moral code may encounter violence from partners, parents or relatives.

On the other hand, people who expect conformity often punish those who deviate.