Sentence examples for far departed from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Sarkozy has indeed broken an unwritten rule of democratic politics, his intervention raises the question of just how far departed leaders should go in pronouncing on issues of the day.

A colorful posse of volunteers from right here, and also from other places near and far, departed in a caravan one recent morning to make the repairs and prove a point.

When the pair started, medical marijuana had been legal for two decades, but Gateway found many companies' business practices were still "not far departed from those of the black market," Mr. Larson said.

Returning, with more assurance than before, to entertaining the troops, he so far departed from his classical style as to join Lillie and Michael Wilding singing a comic trio.

Morey is, as appellee and the Court of Appeals properly recognized, essentially indistinguishable from this case, but the decision so far departs from proper equal protection analysis in cases of exclusively economic regulation that it should be, and it is, overruled.

Everyone knows how far Labour departed from its traditional base in order to earn a reputation for "electability".

But that split has always been predicated on the idea that other courts, especially the Ninth Circuit, have carried the idea of transformation too far and departed from the ambit of the original doctrine.

For these experts, "the Chinese" view of anything — currency, technology transfer, cyberwar, Tibet, Taiwan, Syria — is inevitably the government's view, no matter how far it departs from the views of other Chinese.

Insects, though, do not fossilise easily, and so it is hard to show precisely how far populations have departed from their natural baseline levels.

And when he posted a video about his organization on its Facebook page, Mr. Jubran discovered that although the video got more than 5,000 views, far fewer people departed Facebook to visit his nonprofit's site.

But even before the polling booths close, it is safe to say that the campaign itself has been a sign of how far politics has departed from what, as recently as last year, was deemed to be normal.