Sentence examples for diverging character of from inspiring English sources
Three important differences are the "drop" rule, the diverging character of the game, and the slow build-up of forces.
Despite their diverging characters, it's the one trait they all share.
The question of a future trading relationship will involve forging agreement among 27 countries whose economic and political interests will diverge, depending upon the depth and character of their commercial and diplomatic ties to Britain.
Political content wasn't entirely overlooked, however, with the character of the "strange passenger" diverging from Ibsen's written dialogue to ask questions such as: "What do you think of the controversy about the crisis of the individual?
Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.
The Black Swan (Cygnus atratus) is widely referenced in Australian culture, although the character of that importance historically diverges between the prosaic in the East and the symbolic in West.
"The lines are diverging," Reich said of worker wages relative to executive pay.
Quantum dots are crystals of semiconductor compounds [e.g., cadmium selenide (CdSe), lead sulfide] with a diameter between 2- and 10-nm wide or 10 and 50 atoms, respectively, and have a range of useful electrical and optical properties that diverge in character from those of bulk material (Evident Technologies Inc. 2006).
Moreover, rural life in the Cibao Valley generally diverges from that of the southeastern sugar plantations and other areas, and city life varies from the frenetic pace of Santo Domingo to the more relaxed, traditional character of Santiago and smaller towns.
Moreover, means for these character states were the most diverged of all populations and had deviations from the mean strikingly lower than all other populations.
