Sentence examples for differed from the party from inspiring English sources
The editors of its newspapers were heirs to a tradition that began in 1957 during the Hundred Flowers Movement, when their predecessors launched a paper that gave voice to opinions that differed from the party line.
They are more likely to have personal opinions that differ from the party line policy and the self-confidence (or vanity) to air and act on them.
As a member of the imperialist wing of the Liberal Party, he supported the British effort in the South African War (1899 1902), thereby differing from the party leader, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman.
Despite my inexperience, I knew that tonight's event differed from the typical psytrance party, mainly because it didn't take place in a dilapidated abattoir in Neasden or a neglected patch of green belt land somewhere near the M25.
They also differed from the Eastern-centered rump party (often called the "National Greenback Party") in calling for the popular election of postmasters and the death penalty as punishment for corruption in public office.
Faith is an area where Georgia Democrats differ from the national party.
The formula is often that the candidate runs as a non-ideological moderate, emphasizing where he/she differs from the national party.
No one was ever turned away from the door because their definition of "party attire" differed from the host's.
These non-partisan Members were brought in to provide alternate views on policies that differed from the opinions espoused by the political parties represented in Parliament.
The most problematic question was believed to be the EU bailout policy, where the True Finns most differ from the other parties.
