Sentence examples for a different course from from inspiring English sources

I can honestly say that my life took a different course from that moment.

If parliament chooses a different course from that recommended there must be clearly demonstrated and very good reasons for doing so.

After a tense negotiation, Mundy stayed and agreed, perhaps reluctantly, to take a different course from the captain, despite his lack of navigational equipment.

He says he will steer a different course from other Democrats in Washington on many issues including favoring drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The historical development of the church in the Latin West took a different course from that of the Byzantine imperial church.

But the most significant — and happiest — explanation for the values czars' demise as a political force is that white evangelical Christians and a new generation of evangelical leaders have themselves steadily tacked a different course from the Dobson crowd.

In an open letter, published yesterday in the Independent on Sunday, Donaldson pleaded with Miller to take a different course on libraries from her predecessor Jeremy Hunt.

"British art has historically followed a different course of development from more mainstream European art," he says.

The United States and China pledged to work together to get the North to take "a different course" and move away from its weapons programs after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met his Chinese counterpart on Saturday.

The presented suggestion results from a different course of extractability curves of FN degradation products from wounds treated with propolis and its vehicle.

In France the regulations of arms followed a quite different course from those in England.