Sentence examples for how it departed from inspiring English sources
When the draft second resolution to allow the use of force came across his desk in early 2003 he took it apart, noting minutely how it departed from international law.
What is most remarkable about Janet Reitman's new Rolling Stone profile of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev — aside from the notorious "rock star" cover treatment thoughtfully analyzed by Ian Crouch — is how it departs from what we've come to expect from stories about the alleged Boston Marathon bomber.
This memoir is conspicuous in how much it departs from the more conventional Holocaust canon.
The more you look at modern America, the more you are struck by how frequently it departs from the meritocratic ideal.
And at that moment, you think about how the word of his death will travel; how it will depart Iraq or Afghanistan and move across the ocean and into the United States and into the town where he lives, Corinth, Miss., say, or Benwood, W.Va., and into the houses and the hearts of the people who love him most in the world.
It departs from Long Wharf.
It departs three minutes later.
Set a weekly rent that covers approximately 30% of their pay, to get them to understand what it costs and how it feels to have to depart with a set amount of pay "just to have a roof over your head".
On the other hand, it was interesting to read how Leonardo departed from convention in having Judas reach for the same dish as Jesus with his left hand.
This would be a very sad ending to an unbelievable career if this is how he departed the game.
