When you go about this DIY business you're breaking a taboo, deviating from the idea that wine, with all its sometimes ridiculous ceremony, is different from other drinks, and that mixing it is not the done thing.
Strictly equal sharing seems unduly constraining, not merely because families today deviate from the idea, but because free people might want to organize their lives differently" (Alstott 2004, 113).
While the Shigella strain did cause severe gastroenteritis and several hospitalizations, the use of this strain deviates from the popular idea of a bioterrorist's preferred weapon.
Although the album doesn't deviate from the initial idea of an original wound and ways to heal it, the mood is never desperate or melodramatic.
In the verses, Marshall plays with that contrast, alternating the phrase "I never knew pain like this" with "I never knew love like this"; as she approaches the chorus, she does it again, singing, "bury me, marry me to the sky". Although the album doesn't deviate from the initial idea of an original wound and ways to heal it, the mood is never desperate or melodramatic.
Increasingly, concepts are introduced that deviate from the initial idea, to a small extent by allowing considerable detours from the planned journey and, to a larger extent, by depending on dedicated trips.
Throughout history, different societies in divergent cultural periods have explored gender and sexuality in ways that deviate from the standardized idea of male and female as sole gender roles and heterosexuality as the only acceptable form of sexual behavior.
Where haal deviates from the zone is in the idea that the latter can be sought, that through a series of steps or rigorous preparation and practice it can be achieved.
The poor's understanding and utilization of the rural health system deviates from governmental ideas.
Like most women, you probably have no idea that wearing shoes with a shape that deviates from the shape of your feet is a recipe for disaster.
