Sentence examples for deviated from the routine from inspiring English sources

"I was completely fascinated with the photographs," said Mr. Simmons, who discovered them during a catalog update that quickly deviated from the routine.

Don't deviate from the routine you've set up for yourself.

Not only because it introduced extra work, but also because the redesign now deviated from the existing routines.

'Meaningful Exercise', refers to the preference for seeking novel or purposeful opportunities that deviated from the regimented routines of gym workouts: "… when I have a reason and an activity I enjoy, it's much easier to be physically active".

The part about eliminating the need to decide what color suit to wear proved to be important on the day Obama deviated from this routine, wore a tan suit and then watched as the world exploded around him.

The reason for the low completeness is probably multifactorial but one important reason might be that reoperations due to infection with no or minor implant exchange are performed in an acute setting and could therefore deviate from the standard routine reporting.

Action potential threshold was defined as the point at which the derivative of the membrane potential dV/dt deviated from the mean baseline value by >2 standard deviations [46], and was calculated using routines developed in our laboratory (Figure S2).

Neither candidate deviated from the script.

The speaker judges whether you have deviated from the topic.

"They think I have deviated from the party line".

Yet the bank soon deviated from the usual script.