undeviating การใช้

• Creative individuals and undeviating purpose and rationality achieve joy and fulfillment.
• Francis is a deliberate pitcher with an undeviating plan.
• These novels should be read in undeviating order.
• They are distinguished by lucidity of treatment and an undeviating adherence to the subject.
• Believe it to be most fervent, most undeviating, in F . W.
• Her Piety was Unaffected, Her Integrity Undeviating, Her Manners Displayed Alike Decision and Energy, Kindness and Suavity.
• In Greece, the undeviating political choice, mine and the party's, was not to shrink social investments,"
• Kimball maintained that the cure comes through following the basic rules for moral and spiritual health for a long period of time with undeviating determination.
• Shiva arrives to glorify the festivities further and asks Rama of the boon that he may have firm and undeviating devotion of Rama's feet.
• Nonetheless, the National Alliance is a direct outgrowth of the postwar neo-fascist party that maintained undeviating loyalty to Mussolini's memory and totalitarian ideology.
• Zachary Macauley spoke of his " undeviating rectitude ", and in another place he said of him " Dawes is one of the excellent of the earth.
• The ordinary passes undeviating through the crystal and show normal optical properties ( reflection and refraction ), but the extra-ordinary ray passes deviating through the crystal.
• After he leaves, the wife " looks at her husband with that cold, undeviating level stare of hers, but does not say a word ."
• Soon we were on the other side, descending along farm tracks through orchards and vineyards to the Loue, where we crossed and walked an undeviating straight road to Arc.
• Their value lay in the " especial solicitude of the author to inculcate the necessity of an undeviating regard to habits of piety, as the safest guarantee of a virtuous reputation"
• In terms of his Social Novels, his perception and critic to the society, the humor and undeviating depiction, the narration of the hypocrisy of the society amuses the reader.
• William Douglas Cook might be called  a passionate man, not because of his somewhat mercurial personal relationships, but he certainly showed an undeviating passion for planting trees over a lifetime.
• To live up to the " undeviating rules " of classic statuary, a woman's figure should be " exactly six times as long as the foot, " she said.
• In his obituary of Cowper in the " Sydney Morning Herald ", Francis James described him as being " surpassed by none in his breadth and liberality of mind, integrity and undeviating, selfless care for the public interest.
• Asimov said of Campbell's influence on the field : " By his own example and by his instruction and by his undeviating and persisting insistence, he forced first " Astounding " and then all science fiction into his mold.