Sentence examples similar to a singular divergence from from inspiring English sources

Truth, for Kurniawan, does not spring from a singular revelation but from a patchwork of agonistic narratives.

Many people believe in orthogenetic evolution, a singular march from hunched over ape to intelligent man.

Note that we obtain a singular convolution from subgroups whose orbits satisfy the tangency condition assumed in Theorem 1.1.

You accumulated because each chip was a singular flake of gold from the game.

For a start the trend might mark a divergence from how our economy has recovered from recession in the past.

The study demonstrates a widespread divergence from internationally accepted practice.

Uren doesn't deny that the net-positive approach marks a sharp divergence from normal business practice.

And -- a fatal divergence from Nixon -- a tactical bean counter bereft of strategy or vision.

This was the beginning of a radical divergence from the path and perspective I had been taught.

Comey's statements, which imply that the monitoring of police actions discourages good police work, represent a sharp divergence from the Obama administration's line.

The group was "a rainbow of colors," according to Malik, and, in a divergence from current Silicon Valley immigration rhetoric, not all engineers.