Sentence examples for drastic departure from inspiring English sources

These recordings represent a drastic departure from Dylan's usual sound.

Opinion 1/94, however, is not a drastic departure from the ERTA case law.

It would be a drastic departure from the way the WTO has done business.

"The inability to see a lawyer is a drastic departure from what we consider our constitutional rights.

"Moonrise Kingdom" is not a drastic departure from Anderson's first six features but rather an intensification of their characteristics, or even just their more explicit revelation.

It is a drastic departure from the Devils' usual role of boring everyone to tears while winning every game, 1-0.

Few experts expect any drastic departures.

At first Chase moved cautiously, reluctant to make drastic departures from tradition.

Historic designations are sometimes "delisted" because of drastic departures from their original designs.

A moderate conservative, he made no drastic departures from Reagan's policies except in taxes.

Marigny was described as the man who knew all the king's secrets and who encouraged Philip to make drastic departures from his father's foreign policy.