Sentence examples for interesting departures from inspiring English sources

The story also holds interesting departures.

In one of Mr. Linney's more interesting departures from the novel, he gives Grant's speech about why Emma wants him to help Jefferson to Vivian.

Fulton accused Robertson (who doesn't speak Swedish) of borrowing from his more faithful versions while inserting superfluous bits of Robertson's own creation — in essence, creating poems that are neither accurate translations nor interesting departures.

As it turns out, documenting that dichotomy makes for some interesting departures.

Bins in the actual data histogram that significantly exceeded this shuffled estimate were taken to be interesting departures from the mean pattern.

That's why the location scenes are in some ways the series's most interesting departure.

Perhaps the Met will become a house where productions are rotated more often, which would be an interesting departure, though an expensive one.

Income investing is an interesting departure from the norm for Mr Slater, who also manages the growth-focused MFM Slater Growth and MFM Slater Recovery funds.

An interesting departure, even by the standards of this heterogeneous exhibition, is Walter Richard Sickert's Miss Earhart's Arrival, which ostensibly commemorates Amelia Earhart's transatlantic solo flight.

"But, when a Marc Jacobs or a Karl Lagerfeld does it, it's in the context of a long career where they've proved themselves, and so their use of a pop icon can look edgy, or like an interesting departure.

It's a strenuous walk, so reward yourself with a coffee and homebaking at Staffin's Columba Centre (columba1400.com/locations/staffin) – itself an interesting departure from the traditional architecture of the island – which also houses a pioneering leadership centre for disadvantaged young people.