Sentence examples for drastically from the from inspiring English sources

Today's decision departs drastically from the norms that inform the proper judicial function.

Few suffixes split the meaning so drastically from the root word.

Pricing shouldn't change too drastically from the outgoing model, still hovering around $22,000 to start.

Its mode of operation and mechanisms differ drastically from the other flotation machines.

Naimoli thought home runs would attract fans, and he departed drastically from the team's long-range plan of building with younger players.

If it differs drastically from the description the customer service team will source an alternative property in the area and recoup payment from the original host.

The Oscars, by contrast, diverge drastically from the actual consideration of merit, both in the short-term eyes of enthusiasts and in the long span of movie history.

Movie directors have the power to film a sport in ways that differ drastically from the familiar patterns in which television broadcasts confine it.

But Jancsó's late style, with its antic play-acting and the director's own frame-breaking presence, differs drastically from the choreographed majesty of his earlier films.

Raines's 85percentt stolen base success rate stood out drastically from the overall average of his day, which was less than 70percentt.

But witness accounts differ drastically from the police version of events. .