Sentence examples for has really departed. from inspiring English sources

At this point, I unfortunately don't perform too much and I think my scholarship has really departed from my past performance activities.

However, he also expressed doubt that the 2013 Confederations Cup was to blame, since the virus would have needed to depart Polynesia for Brazil before the Polynesian outbreak had really gotten started.

(GP 7, male, Central region of the Netherlands, own practice) Pneumococcal disease was also given as an example, calling it an old man's best friend: Oh, well no, I mean if you are 85 and your life isn't rosy, or you have really had enough, pneumococcal disease, pneumonia, can be a kind way to depart.

"Basically AQAP shaved their beards, rather than really departing from Mukalla," Muslimi said.

If O. edulis really departs from demographic equilibrium, it would mean that it also departs from a Wright-Fisher model which is precisely the hypothesis we will propose hereafter.

His assistant, Zelijko Petrovic, has also departed.

Even six weeks later, this exhaustion has not departed.

He has finally departed the doldrums.

But this may be a bus that has already departed.

Blair Marnell of CraveOnline also notes in his review of the series finale that "Rex and Esther never really caught on as leading characters" and felt that it would have been better had the characters departed in symmetry.

They wouldn't say "conservative values" because, like me, they can't really cope with the thought of how far we have now departed from the liberal script instilled in us by our parents.