Sentence examples for diverges radically from from inspiring English sources

Nunez's account diverges radically from the prosecution's here.

Here, Strauss was simply setting text written by Hofmannsthal, whose ending to "Elektra" diverges radically from his source in Sophocles.

The U.S. diverges radically from the rest of the world in our view of economics.

Values diverge radically from those normally associated with representative democracy.

As your tastes begin to diverge radically from the mother lode, her perfume still fascinates.

Both stories — Peter Whoriskey's in the Post and Eric Lichtblau's in the Times — demonstrate how the economic fortunes of those elected to Congress have diverged radically from those of the men and women they represent.

By starting with a narrow design target, the form and function of their device began to diverge radically from hospital ventilators, which often resemble 747 cockpits on rollers, with busy computer screens, control modules, air reservoirs, oxygen supplies and a tangle of cords and tubes.

In any case, the model is an aid to clinical decision making, providing quantitative information and alerting medical teams to reconsider decisions diverging radically from model prediction.

Despite these conserved structures that unite the chordates, tunicates have several morphological features that diverge radically from their vertebrate cousins, including the adult body form, the absence of somites (see Glossary), hermaphroditic reproduction, and, curiously, the ability to synthesize cellulose (Kimura and Itoh, 1996; Matthysse et al., 2004; Nakashima et al., 2004).

And here is where its perspective diverged most radically from the traditional ethical perspective.

Will digitally made and distributed moving-picture narratives diverge so radically from what we know as "films" that we no longer recognize a genetic relationship?