Sentence examples for a notable departure from inspiring English sources

The festival's centerpiece this year, the boisterous spectacle "Monkey: Journey to the West," is a notable departure.

Huppert is giving a performance that isn't a notable departure, glazed by her habitual semi-scrutable hauteur.

The styling of 1958 Chevys was a notable departure from the boxy, upright models of previous years.

All that face-acting Damian Lewis was doing, with the yelling and the screaming into Skype — a notable departure from the subtlety of Lewis's earlier performance?

Overall, it's a notable departure from the series, with the twists breathing much needed life into the genre, reclaiming the pure dumb fun of wielding a plastic guitar.

She opened her first inaugural address, in 2011, by remarking on South Carolina's contributions to the Revolutionary War, but then offered a notable departure from that theme.

A more notable departure from the proportional hazards assumption is observed for the remaining excess mortality, primarily among the two eldest age groups (p < 0.001).

In a notable liberal departure, he wrote the majority opinion in Muller v. Oregon (1908), sustaining a state law that limited to 10 the daily working hours of women factory employees.

A notable personnel departure is coming up in Cupertino: Cathy Edwards, the co-founder and CTO of app search and discovery platform Chomp, is leaving Apple on April 11, TechCrunch has learned.

The most notable departure is the opera's ending: a variation on the opening scene that provides a final ensemble tableau.

The most notable departure was that of Heidi G. Miller, a top executive of Citigroup who became Priceline's chief financial officer.