Sentence examples for notable departure from inspiring English sources

The festival's centerpiece this year, the boisterous spectacle "Monkey: Journey to the West," is a notable departure.

The most notable departure is the opera's ending: a variation on the opening scene that provides a final ensemble tableau.

The most notable departure was that of Patrick Demarchelier, whose lavish photographs raised the magazine's glamour quotient.

Huppert is giving a performance that isn't a notable departure, glazed by her habitual semi-scrutable hauteur.

Her most notable departure from these precedents is the subtle complexity of the building's relationship to the city around it.

Ultimately, Sharon ceded control of Gaza's southern Rafah border post to Egypt, another notable departure from Israel's traditionally cautious strategy.

The styling of 1958 Chevys was a notable departure from the boxy, upright models of previous years.

All that face-acting Damian Lewis was doing, with the yelling and the screaming into Skype — a notable departure from the subtlety of Lewis's earlier performance?

GIANTS CUT DODGE There were few surprises among the players cut by the Giants, the most notable departure being punter Matt Dodge, who struggled with inconsistency last season.

The first notable departure-for Hollywood Park-was a string of 33 animals owned by William Frankel, a Wall Street broker, who runs them in his wife's name.

Here are some of the most notable departures of recent years.