Sentence examples for deviating from the order from inspiring English sources

Five women — evidently drawn from a much larger group back home, to judge from a photograph in the program — sang a variety of numbers (wildly deviating from the order listed in the program), largely in a unison modulated by little short flights or dissonant turns.

For they will certainly be of like form, and it is not possible that they should deviate from the order of the things which take place now: accordingly to have contemplated human life for forty years is the same as to have contemplated it for ten thousand years.

This is because in their reasoning they use customary speech, the language of the community, and can make no sense of a technical language which deviates from the order of nature.

The officiant should not deviate from the order or language used at the wedding ceremony rehearsal.

Therefore, it is possible to have for some i > 2. From this point on, the new detection order begins to deviate from the optimal order.

The gene order in P. subalpina deviated from the gene order in Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, the only other helotialean species with a fully sequenced and annotated mt genome.

An error was defined as any dose of insulin given or omitted that deviated from the physician order (omission of an insulin dose, wrong insulin dose or type, wrong administration time, blood glucose not checked per order or hypoglycemia protocol, and blood glucose not documented in the record).

But unlike the serpent, Eve does not seem to deviate from the divine order out of a desire to reify her separate identity, but rather to be, as her seducer suggests, like God.

Orders of the Day (the Agenda): A call to adhere to the agenda since deviating from the agenda requires suspending the rules.

Britain denies deviating from the proposals of the group.

Deviating from the norm is fine, unless everyone finds out.