Sentence examples for doesn't depart from inspiring English sources

Even when an offbeat performer like Conan O'Brien is liberated from network constraints, he still doesn't depart that radically from the formula of "The Tonight Show".

This isn't an argument for the denial of old age, or for the stigmatisation of frailty, but mental vitality doesn't depart just because physical limitations may arrive.

It's a program that doesn't depart much from the NDT aesthetic as it was under Mr. Kylian, and it seems likely that in choosing Mr. Lightfoot as artistic director, the company is hoping to conserve a strong link to his work and prestige.

Anne Stevenson-Yang of J Capital, a research firm, observes that these bonds have since been wiped clean from its balance-sheet without any explanation for where they went: "The AMCs seem to be virtual holding-tanks where the debt doesn't stay and doesn't depart either".

Now it's certainly true, as a host of Catholic writers quickly pointed out, that this doesn't depart from official church teaching on human sexuality, and indeed invokes the language of the Catechism (commissioned by John Paul II and overseen by Joseph Ratzinger, the future Benedict XVI) to make its point.

Bang's technique here doesn't depart much from the technique of her previous work — she favors orderly free verse stanzas animated by conspicuous enjambment ("November is more of the usual / November"), clots of assonance and alliteration ("The knife never dulls, / Does it, Dearie, / on the blade side") and peculiar syntactic units ("How very gone / The nothing after").

Wonder does not depart from this basic model.

Overall, the city's health does not depart greatly from national norms.

Yet Mr Cameron does not depart leaving his party with nothing to thank him for.

" 'Hunger' does not depart from the intensity of Steve's early work.

Mr. Medvedkov said the monitoring plan "does not depart from the framework of Russia's principled position".