Sentence examples for Turning aside from from inspiring English sources

Turning aside from criminal law, Alan M. Dershowitz has written a thoughtful, provocative book about the violence and trickery that run through the Book of Genesis.

Turning aside from the misbehaviour of the News of the World and The Sun, he argues that the Daily Mail and its Sunday sister have engaged in "the noble cause of manipulation and distortion for political ends".

It asks us to take seriously the idea of evil, and of redemption and turning aside from evil.

You can say, "It shows us all it's never too late", as the choreographer Chris Tudor did, briefly turning aside from his work on the company's latest dance piece.

Satan's name derives from voluntary turning aside from the truth; it is not an indication that he exists as such naturally".

As the result of the negative effect of culture and tradition, husbands do not permit women to go out and work; if not they will be considered as turning aside from the norm.

He turned aside from that too.

In the late 18th century librettists began to turn aside from mythology and antiquity.

Genghis Khan himself was compelled to turn aside from China and carry out the conquest of Khwārezm.

The pause that enabled Kristen Stewart to turn aside from the microphone, though not aside enough, and cough in spluttery fear over her shoulder?

We had the sincere sympathy of Great Britain, France and Russia but we have turned aside from them and thrown ourselves into the arms of Germany".