Sentence examples for deviation from what from inspiring English sources

This was a major deviation from what Hollywood does at these events.

When the new owner moved it to his three-acre waterfront property in Southold, the no deviation from what we think is art, anti-whimsey complainers opened up.

The question, Mr. Gross said in an interview in his law office here, is whether her behavior was "a gross deviation from what is acceptable".

It's the stroke being used with the clubs that they are moving to ban because it's too great a deviation from what constitutes the traditional style.

Peterson excels at explaining why we should be careful about social change, but not at helping us assess which changes we should favor; just about any modern human arrangement could be portrayed as a radical deviation from what came before.

In the first case, nearly as many people would "win" if the policy change was rejected as if it was adopted; in the second case, refusing to change the policy would be a dramatic deviation from what the public wants.

All that the photo-frugal need transmit are the deviations from what was thus predicted.

What authorities call the "Integrated Joint Operations Platform" aggregates data about people and "detects deviations from what authorities deem 'normal,' " the report says.

"Clearly the observations here reflect significant deviations from what's expected," said Michael R. Taylor, deputy commissioner for food for the F.D.A.

Then they took the first digits from all the numbers, and checked for deviations from what you would predict, using Benford's law.

Education had two aspects: the teacher was to remove hindrances to the self-development or "self-activity" of the child, but he was also to correct deviations from what man's experience has taught is right and best.