Sentence examples for deviations from the usual from inspiring English sources

His style is more combative (or bullying, if you prefer) then theirs, but his substance is more moderate: He doesn't have Ryan's intimate association with Medicare cuts or Rubio's reputation as the hawk's hawk, and his record — not surprisingly for a northeastern politician — contains more deviations from the usual movement-conservative line.

Given that stochasticity and non-standard transport mechanisms govern LDD in plants, drastic deviations from the usual dispersal distances do sporadically occur [ 83].

It is postulated that this method may better accommodate the age-related increases in PSA level that occur independently of prostate cancer and thus distinguish deviations from the usual pattern in men with cancer.

In disease, this distribution can broaden substantially so that individual alveoli can have ratios that markedly deviate from the ratio of 1 to 1. Any deviation from the usual clustering around the ratio of 1 to 1 leads to decreased blood oxygenation the more disparate the deviation, the greater the reduction in blood oxygenation.

But others were in favour of any deviation from the usual post-match chat of games of two halves.

5. Words that present nonnative sounds, or combinations of sounds, that appear isolated in the language, or that demonstrate marked deviation from the usual phonetic correspondences, are probably borrowed rather than inherited, and the language of origin must be determined.

1597 1601) is an interesting deviation from the usual Shakespearean romantic comedy in that it is set not in some imagined far-off place like Illyria or Belmont or the forest of Athens but in Windsor, a solidly bourgeois village near Windsor Castle in the heart of England.

What made it all the more surprising was that it came as such a sharp deviation from the usual script.

This deviation from the usual expectation – spatial uniformity as the state of highest entropy – is due to the fact that gravity, unlike the forces governing the interaction of molecules in a gas for example, is a purely attractive force.

This is a slight deviation from the usual script.

Johnson used the term "madness" to comment on the state of society before explaining to Burney that Smart's actions that were deemed symptoms of madness were actually reasonable: Madness frequently discovers itself merely by unnecessary deviation from the usual mode of the world.