Sentence examples similar to my view diverges from inspiring English sources

The dissenting view diverges in subtle but significant ways.

That view diverges sharply from the view of Mr. Collins' former boss, Mr. Schafer, who said at a Rome conference that only a tiny percentage of the increase in world food prices was due to American ethanol production.

Traditional fund managers spend most of their time trying to get future earnings-per-share numbers "right", in order to see whether their view diverges from that of other analysts.

Our view diverges from the Bourdieuan orthodoxy, which would appear to suggest that symbolic violence, and not just symbolic power, can be both legitimate and illegitimate.

He didn't care if Kennan's views diverged from official policy, either, because he didn't negotiate from policy.

While their views diverge, both strategists agreed on one point: The wild ride is far from over.

But her family was better off than his, and every now and then their views diverge on money.

We argue there should be significant heterogeneity by party and policy domain in how donors' views diverge from citizens.

He was the last of three brilliant Oxford historians whose views influenced thought in the English-speaking world and beyond, even when their own views diverged.

I've been trying to pinpoint precisely where our views diverge, and I think there are actually several disagreements.

Then political scientists, with a need for a metaphor to dramatize the process by which views diverged, latched on to this Manichaean metaphor.