Sentence examples for departure itself from inspiring English sources

The Departure itself is a simple but highly effective metaphor.

The timing and the abruptness of the announcement Tuesday were surprising, but Mr. Pandit's departure itself was less so.

That departure itself could be somewhat nervy, as their spacecraft – the Soyuz MS-09 – was found to have a hole in its orbital module in August 2018.

In well-drawn scenes brimming with life and poignancy, Takoudes shows us that departure itself doesn't sever the cords of love, and how those loved ones tethered to you by the heart still hold sway, even when that sway is for the worse not the better.

Displaying these works together is hardly a radical departure in itself.

Morphoses, which was founded by Christopher Wheeldon, has since his departure rebuilt itself as a laboratory for young, mostly European choreographers.

He asked those watching him to pray for his predecessor, a pope emeritus, a massive departure in itself.

Federal officials say that greater public involvement — open areas for viewing, less than three hours from Denver International Airport — is a significant departure in itself from the past pattern of closed holding areas or remote open ranges.

The university hand, accord ing to a Stony Brook official, has been asked to "keep the music light lively and contem porary," which, some students remarked, is a commencement departure in itself.

But his departure would itself not lead to a smaller board unless the foundation chose a new chairman from among the current members, something it has not often done in the past.

But for the last few weeks, the Saddle River Day School has been advertising in local newspapers — a departure, in itself, for many private schools — with a pitch subtly pointing out that at a time when New Jersey public schools are cutting back, Saddle River Day is not.