Sentence examples for a quite different direction from inspiring English sources

And one painting points in a quite different direction.

Tenzing might start something like that, or he might go in a quite different direction.

Yet each points in a quite different direction, and not just because of its score.

In "Three Pieces in Old Style," from 1963, Górecki moved in a quite different direction, adopting a stripped-down, archaically tonal voice.

A trio of flourishes may also be just the thing Besson needs, after veering in a quite different direction with his recent work.

Though this was the first step in a career that saw Wilkinson become a professor at Oxford University (1957-76) and vice-chancellor of Sussex (1976-89), it almost took a quite different direction.

Their three tracks to date suggest three possible, and quite different, directions, which is not a problem in itself because they're all good ones.

On screen he played increasingly complex and darker roles, some of them bizarre variations on the Woody character (basketball hustler in White Men Can't Jump; psychotic criminal in Natural Born Killers), others reaching out in quite different directions (the pornographer with a civil rights mission in The People vs Larry Flynt; the gay Washington gigolo in The Walker).

"A casual reader of the document would presume that G-20 members are on the same page, when in fact countries are moving in quite different directions," Stewart M. Patrick, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, said of the 27-page joint declaration released Sunday afternoon at the meeting's conclusion.

It is intense, claustrophobic, and my thoughts carried me in two quite different directions.

His three works at the Joyce, though sharing some aspects of physical style, point in quite different directions.