Sentence examples for considerable departure from inspiring English sources

Still, critics say the way the analyses are built involves a considerable departure.

For Mr. Galbraith, who is 91, the speech represented a considerable departure.

Beyond the conventions of coil springs and double wishbones, the 12C takes a considerable departure from common practices.

The vapour-phase correction factors, Φi, showed considerable departure from unity, confirming the highly non-ideal nature of the vapour-phase for the mixtures studied.

With the exception of the brutal set piece that opens the story and sends the narrator Carl into his coma, this novel is a considerable departure from Mr. Garland's earlier fiction.

Our businesslike model is a considerable departure from that of traditional preservation groups that have long dominated the field, and we believe this is to the benefit of New York City and its rich architectural heritage.

She claimed the credit for his departure with considerable relish.

The popular theatrical premise that American family life is almost completely dominated by brash and precocious youths is the point of departure for considerable juvenile rumpus and uproar in the Warner production of "Janie," which came to the Strand yesterday.

Inaugural departures occasioned considerable fanfare.

The international success of Departures received considerable attention from the press in Japan, particularly its win at the Academy Awards.

The range of the point estimators of the departures was considerable and varied substantially across the fitted models (Table 3).