Sentence examples for makes a departure from inspiring English sources

Thus the contemporary form of the teleological argument, from the fine tuning, though unaffected by the Darwinian theory as Paley's was, makes a departure from scientific methodology.

Jocelyn Vena from MTV News noted that the video makes a departure from Kesha's previous music videos, in which humor is usually present; she wrote the video shows a "darker and sexier" side of the songstress.

This made a departure from the designer's more familiar Roman baroque and added to the sense of realism.

The tyre manufacturer's chief executive, Marco Tronchetti Provera, said the company had been looking to make a departure from the usual format of its calendar this year, one that felt "very timely".

For generations, these concepts have helped to define the state of being "grown up". But are younger generations making a departure from this construct?

If the new CIO wants to make a departure from the strategy set by her predecessor, they may be challenged by previously existing alliances and relationships.

In a complex user-equilibrium context, a traveler needs to make a departure time/mode/route decision to minimize his/her own traveling disutility that involves travel time/delay, transit and parking fares.

For Spring 2008, the designer--who launched her line just one year ago--worked with light colors and metallic leather, making a departure from the basic black clutch.

Last time they made a departure (Warrior Within) it was kind of weak, so let's hope the new game has the chops to go along with the new style.

Oprah announced this morning her latest selection for Oprah's Book Club, making a departure from the often-selected novel and instead choosing memoir titled The Sun Does Shine, by Anthony Ray Hinton.

Scott Jacobs, chief executive of Menlo Park-based Landbank, said that after years of developing office buildings, the firm wanted to use the opportunity to redevelop the site to make a departure from its playbook.