Sentence examples for never diverging from inspiring English sources

Music has changed immeasurably since Sade released her debut album in 1984, but she has glided along, oblivious, never diverging from her unruffled, silk-lined pop-soul style.

"He never diverged from certain poses or certain props," his daughter recalled.

A fanatical aesthete to the end, Kessler never diverged from the young Nietzsche's belief that art justifies life.

The theme varies, but hotels never diverge much from the principle that what guests ultimately want is a room of their own, where they can count their blessings.

For a currency area to survive, then, one has to hope that individual regions never diverge too much in their economic fortunes.

After all, if we were guaranteed that the Electoral College -- that is, the state-by-state system of electing the president -- would never diverge from the popular vote, then it would be only the popular vote that counted.

As the French first lady Cécilia Sarkozy attests, a chic French woman should never diverge from the strict colour scheme of black, grey or camel, and the bikes, with their metal casing, fit perfectly.

Rather, he replaces it with two statements, which he attributes to Aristotle, that are both simpler and more self-evident: two lines that converge must intersect, and two lines that converge can never diverge in the direction of convergence.

Even though the energy level statistics for quantum billiards in the semi-classical counterparts to classical billiard systems share universal properties, the actual behavior of the trajectories in the two systems is substantially different (under Schrödinger evolution Hilbert space vectors never diverge from one another).

There are moments of excitement and surprise that never diverge from the genuine Senyk specificity that anyone familiar with Wanda Nylon is accustomed to.

All of these traits apparently evolved in a population of cells that never diverged to form a successful early-branching species.