Sentence examples similar to an deviation from from inspiring English sources

I've always found the term "empowered women" a bit troubling, as it suggests that a powerful woman is somehow an anomaly, a deviation from the accepted norm.

Early optimism is a problem because it means that any setback will be presented as a "disappointment", a deviation from the original mission.

It was supposed to be "Up, Up, and Away, TWA!" But now we realize it was just a blip, a deviation from the Gilded Age. .

Usually a variant is defined as a deviation from a reference sequence.

Anything in an organization that causes a deviation from the vision or a given directive will cause misalignment in the tires of the operation.

If we choose to invoke that vernacular, and accept a mutation as a deviation from normal, then black skin is normal and white skin an aberration.

Consider how, in both circumstances, being the physical embodiment of a deviation from a norm renders these women public objects.

The forthcoming one is a bit of a deviation from form, but sounds good: Andrew Schartmann tackling Koji Kondo's Super Mario Bros score.

It has the least eccentric orbit of any planet, with a deviation from a perfect circle of only about 1 part in 150.

The Brethren told BBC Inside Out West Midlands that they see homosexuality as a deviation from a normal godly lifestyle.

The model is immediately used to detect anomalies (a deviation from a reference 3D model).