Sentence examples for with sticking from inspiring English sources

Are there any issues with sticking to the original beliefs?

There's nothing wrong with sticking to the conventions of genre.

"In the Latina's world, the pressure came with sticking to the process," Mr. Paredes said.

"So I never bothered much with sticking around home, you know.

But Xenophon is not the only crossbencher with sticking points on the bills.

Toyota has withdrawn millions of cars globally, mainly over problems with sticking accelerator pedals, in recent months.

"There's nothing wrong with sticking up for the little guy against this administration," said Bruce Reed, the group's president.

"I struggle with sticking to a gluten-free diet," she said, "but when I do, I feel much better".

The middle section on sea-roads, while enjoyable, doesn't really fit; one senses here the inveterate explorer's unease with sticking to one subject, or one path.

Others wonder whether Mr. de Vaul is fighting to do good works or merely obsessed with sticking his thumb in the eye of authority.

Government-commissioned research from Passenger Focus, an outfit charged with sticking up for passengers, found that British fares were the highest in Europe.