Sentence examples for depart from the path from inspiring English sources

Here we depart from the path of agreement.

Gluttony was, as Francine Prose (author of a pert monograph, Gluttony) puts it, all about the "inordinate desire" for food, which makes us "depart from the path of reason".

Here the Nether's tracks departed from the path, as if he had contemplatively taken a moment to gaze at the pond.

He criticized al-Fārābī and Avicenna also for accommodating the theologians of their time and for departing from the path of the ancient philosophers merely to please the theologians.

Nonetheless, Perón had taken notice of the political risks of departing from the path that had until that point driven him toward the amplification of redistributive policies and import-substitution strategies.

But in economic affairs Labor would probably not depart much from the path of modernisation that it started 18 years ago.

It is the task of the scholar officials to articulate, promote and impose the dogma and even, if necessary, to correct the ruler himself if he should depart from the virtuous path.

Both players know this about each other, thus entirely eliminating any temptation to depart from the strictly dominated path.

Likewise, should the people depart from the law-abiding path, they may readily be convinced to restore order: "For an uncontrolled and tumultuous people can be spoken to by a good man and easily led back into a good way.

Ms. Uchida departed from the Germanic path with her first encore, a Sonata in D minor (K. 9) by Domenico Scarlatti, but returned with her second, the Andante cantabile from Mozart's Sonata in C (K. 330).

The FOE test, which required a larger displacement in the horizontal plane, showed that NP subjects tended to depart less from the trajectory path compared to HC, a finding that was clearly significant during the fast speed FOE and the FOE in standing tests.