Sentence examples for diverge from that of from inspiring English sources
Chimp and human lineages diverge from that of gorillas.
Two American peculiarities made our national etiquette diverge from that of other nations.
Only at the close does the narrative of "Wicker Park" diverge from that of "L'Appartement".
About there is where her life begins to diverge from that of the average indie urbanite: Santigold is way cooler.
Likewise in the Trainmen case there was a theoretical possibility that the union's interests would diverge from that of the individual litigant members, and there was a further possibility that if this divergence ever occurred, the union's power to cut off the attorney's referral business could induce the attorney to sacrifice the interests of his client.
Argentina's level of income started to diverge from that of other rich countries before the middle of the 20th century.
The trilogy is a great cinematic bildungsroman, which invites the question of Ray's own Bildung — his own intellectual, emotional, and artistic development — and how it cohered with, and diverged from, that of Apu, the young protagonist of the three films.
Mr. Lévy's view of the dominant Internet portals diverges from that of other advertising executives.
The evolution of kiwis seems to have diverged from that of ostriches.
At that point in the story, Officer Maloney's account diverged from that of other witnesses.
Caspase-6 is unique as its cleavage preference diverges from that of the other executioners and possesses fewer known substrates.
