Sentence examples for hardly diverges from inspiring English sources

His campaign guys must be saying, 'You have a good story, and voters aren't interested in policy ideas.' " In April, Rubio announced a tax proposal that hardly diverges from the Republican Party line.

The narrative styles could hardly diverge more sharply: James the master of nuance and the telling descriptive detail; Bernhard the blunt and moralizing abstractionist.

And indeed, the performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony could hardly diverge more from those Beethoven interpretations -- except in its zeal to make points.

Hardly noticed by diverging stakeholder interests the smaller aquatic habitats in the floodplain area are acutely threatened by wetland ageing and terrestrialisation processes.

The nematode C. elegans contains orthologs to only 57.4% of human disease genes, a proportion smaller than Nematostella and hardly larger than the earliest branching metazoans, despite having diverged over 100 million years afterwards.

At this period, the British dialects were very close to one another and can hardly be classed as separate languages, though they soon began to diverge.

The latter's harmonic idiom – often called atonal – also diverges strongly from Stravinsky's approach, which is essentially modal and hardly further removed from tonality than the work of his Parisian friends Debussy and Ravel.

There was hardly any difference in coding for men and women from 2000 to 2002, while thereafter the estimates slightly diverged towards a more specific coding in men than in women.

But he also diverges from the mainstream.

That is where Santana diverges from Brown and Johnson.

Thereby, (3.16) diverges.