Sentence examples for divergence of statements from inspiring English sources

The orientation given then does not cover the recognition of future developments but the hermeneutics of the present, where we can learn about ourselves from the variety and divergence of statements about the future.

For this case I would like to suggest a 'mode 3' type orientation: even diverging future studies' results can be made subject to a 'hermeneutics' of the present, where we can learn about ourselves from the diversity, variety and divergence of statements about the future.

But the considerable diversity of statements about the future and the divergence which often becomes apparent regarding the prospects of the future threaten the possibility of delivering the desired orientation.

The only thing that differed across the two groups was whether the list of statements included the proposition that "Obama is destroying the country". The results showed a striking divergence: 71percentt of Tea-Party conservatives agreed with this statement but six percent of non-Tea Party conservatives did.

But the public statements suggest a great divergence of opinion beyond the niceties of diplomatic interpretation, and that each has endorsed the deal in accordance with how they perceive it.

There is speculation today that Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg will deliver separate statements tomorrow reflecting their parties' divergence of opinion over the merits of press regulation.

In a statement, Sotheby's said, "In light of the divergence of academic views, Sotheby's and the consignor decided to cancel the sale in May 2008, pending further research and scientific analysis," according to Reuters.

A short early evening statement, without any quotes from the departing chief executive, noted that there was "a divergence of views on the strategic development" of Europe's largest media and telecoms group.

The divergence of isolated populations on islands?

Adaptive convergence and divergence of subterranean mammals.

Moseley H, Davison M, Allan D. Beam divergence of medical lasers.