Sentence examples for deviating from the commonplace from inspiring English sources
The phraseology employed by the author is original by Mesopotamian standards as they are known today: inventive, resourceful, testifying to a fertile mind, and clearly deviating from the commonplace platitudes that mostly characterize the standard accounts of Assyrian kings.
Britain denies deviating from the proposals of the group.
Deviating from the norm is fine, unless everyone finds out.
But then he started deviating from the standard pathway.
In fact, deviating from the herd was often punished severely.
Some fans also disliked how the show was deviating from the original Sookie Stackhouse books.
"In a conservative place like Mississippi," he says, "deviating from the norm wasn't so easy".
On his way to the bash, James' conscience pricks him into deviating from the plan.
Deviating from the horizontal position enhances condensation heat transfer.
Today I'm deviating from the runny eggs and bacon.
But I still ended up deviating from the itinerary.
