Sentence examples for depart from having from inspiring English sources

But he said the novel would depart from having a character based on himself; there would be no "aging intellectual confronting and tortured by the contradictions in Japanese society".

twitter.com/Daninthebuslan… - @daninthebuslane May 24 , 20132.34pm BST Essex police have reported that the plane, which had departed from Lahore, has landed at Stansted.

All flights departing from Philadelphia have been canceled and the National Transportation Safety Board has confirmed it will be investigating the situation.

That thinking -- I am not saying "religion" but "thinking" -- that corpus of texts and ideas that we have sacralized over the years, to the point that departing from them has become almost impossible, is antagonizing the entire world.

Ms. Banon wrote that Mr. Strauss-Kahn departed from what had been a businesslike demeanor.

The 33-page document, titled the "National Security Strategy of the United States," ostensibly departed from what had been the longstanding conventional wisdom about American strategy.

The idea that Catholicism departs from conservatism has new currency given the widely-publicised interview with Pope Francis, published in America.

Some 400,000 migrants, most departing from Libya, have landed on the tiny island in the past 20 years alone.

The dust left in the wake of U.S. forces departing from Iraq had barely settled when Prime Minister Nuri al Maliki intensified his crackdown against Sunni Arab leaders, deepening the country's sectarian divide.

The warblers that had their beak-to-brain connection cut flew northeast, as if they had departed from near Kaliningrad they had lost their "map sense" and could no longer determine their location.

At some point after switching on the radar, Schiaparelli's sequence began to depart from what scientists had anticipated, however.