Sentence examples for its divergent from inspiring English sources

Boyhood makes time seem sublime through its dizzying scale over the course of 165 minutes but Interstellar, for all its divergent time zones, fails because it ultimately tries to make something as vast and incomprehensible as interstellar travel seem as clear-cut as Morse code.

That its divergent population managed to stay together as long as it did was something of a miracle.

Its divergent dreams hinge on the cash.

What name does China deserve?" he asked, accusing China of "two-faced behavior" in its divergent policies toward the nuclear ambitions of North Korea and Iran.

The vowels flatten, the usages change, yielding the tonal clues that permit Britons to place one another in their fractured social order with its divergent markers of public and private education, manual and cerebral work, northerner and southerner, rich and poor — labeled with some derision as toffs and pikeys.

Design thinking relies on visual tools for its divergent and convergent collaborative tasks.

And neither is he attempting to put them all together in a soup-like fusion: instead, he's allowing the different worlds of Brazil - its different peoples, its wildly divergent landscapes, its unknowable richness of forest, of animal and plant life - to coexist alongside and on top of one another, sometimes in harmony, but often in conflict and irresolution, too.

The current trend for treating these fractures utilizes locking plate technology as its lower profile may reduce impingement; its multiple divergent locking screw positions allow for improved fixation; and its biomechanical properties provide improved stability and load to failure.

While the phylogenetic placement of M. minuta is unknown it seems reasonable to hypothesize that its uniquely divergent morphology (general somatic and genitalic) has likely served to isolate the species in sympatry from M. coreyi and M. torreya.

Its widely divergent lineage as a malignant clone make it an almost unique model for studying the genomic stability and long term evolution of cancer cells.

The reason we failed to identify this ortholog is that it does not meet our BDBH criterion due to its largely divergent sequence.