Sentence examples for obvious break from from inspiring English sources

Taking the role would mark an obvious break from Phoenix's affinity for high-brow directors, a la Paul Thomas Anderson ("The Master") and Spike Jonze ("Her").

His concept of "space" architecture eschewed not just ornamentation — an obvious break that modernists made from their predecessors — but dispensed, too, with the idea that building materials themselves need be beautiful.

Helix S3 in Q1-VSD does not have any obvious break, unlike helix S3 in KVAP, which is punctuated differently from structure to structure by short breaks in the helices of this segment.

There is another, less obvious break with company history.

In particular, patients with underlying conditions (such as diabetes mellitus or immunosuppression) should be discouraged from undertaking such treatments, especially if they have obvious breaks in the skin or abrasions.

If the quotation from Xenocrates does not break off at that point, there is no other obvious breaking point in the fragment and the whole two pages of text must be ascribed to Xenocrates.

No obvious breaks were found.

Avoid using the obvious break-up cliches.

One reason that there isn't yet a climate version of Medicare for all is there isn't an obvious Democratic establishment position to break from, no Affordable Care Act equivalent that frustrated the left.

Such efforts at coordinating support sound obvious, but they represent a significant break from the well-intentioned but isolating approach to local school governance that has characterized public education in this country for more than a century.

The most obvious issue that the Democratic candidates will break from Obama on during the debate is the just-finalized Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal.