Sentence examples for diverge somewhat from inspiring English sources

At this point, Gailey's story and Polanski's diverge somewhat.

Ms. Rice's remarks appeared to diverge somewhat from those of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, on Thursday.

Principals and teachers have similar views on academic challenges, but diverge somewhat on their priorities for leadership.

But Scott wants to diverge somewhat from the strategy that the Big Ten followed when it carved out a schedule of football and basketball games for its network from the rights it sold to ESPN in a long-term extension.

In fairness to Ms. Zehnbauer, I must relate that the versions of the story diverge somewhat at this point.

In her view here — which appears to diverge somewhat from her earlier emphasis on Foucault's concepts of self-analysis and self-exercise as Peircean "'deliberately formed, self-analyzing habit[s]'" (Peirce quoted in de Lauretis 1994, 312) — the juncture of psyche and social that takes root in unconscious habits is not amenable to conscious efforts to transform it.

Eventually, their specialties diverged somewhat.

The boys' paths diverged somewhat – at least for a while.

In their years apart, the Medvedev brothers have diverged, somewhat, politically.

But when they arrive for Fleet Week, their experience diverges somewhat from that of their male shipmates.

Their fortunes diverged somewhat when Smith's torch song approach yielded the bigger numbers (8.5m worldwide at last count).