Sentence examples for drastically away from inspiring English sources

The narrative veers drastically away from tradition and back toward it and then away again with radical aplomb.

Ludlow 2000 offers a response, although it seems to us that he moves drastically away from the key idea of the initial proposal, in which the LFs are public language entities.

The album's musical style veered drastically away from their first release, despite this, the album sold well, and was certified gold by late 1982.

If so, we would expect to see associations moving drastically away from the null, leading to biased RDs and interpretations.

I adored the work's firmly statuesque positions, its riveting use (occasionally) of the pelvis and upper torso tilted drastically sideways away from each other, its flow of gestures, its extraordinary side-to-side language of the eyes (heightened by full eyeliner for both sexes).

At present, open floor plan enclosures are increasingly common – building design has drastically drifted away from traditional compartmentalisation. Nevertheless, the understanding of fire behaviour in open floor plan enclosures has not developed concurrently.

But instead of spending extra money trying various repairing products or, more drastically, throwing away the furniture altogether, you might want to try a different solution: walnuts.

At the last moment, the ball drops drastically down and away from the plate, making it almost impossible to hit.

Programs such as full-day pre-kindergarten, parent engagement, bilingual education, after-school education and dropout prevention —largely attended by Hispanics —were cut drastically or done away with altogether.

Don't try to reason with them too drastically, but stay away from love.

BBC Sport's Emlyn Begley: "Oxford fell away so drastically in the last weeks of 2011-12 that manager Chris Wilder needs a good start to keep the club's fans on his side.