Sentence examples for obvious departure from inspiring English sources

The most obvious departure, however, may be the physical appearance of the new company.

Anchored by cones, spheres and stars, the collection is an obvious departure from the designer's zanier, gem-heavy (and maybe less versatile) oeuvre.

So when the S.F.A. director John T. Edge approached her about doing a collaborative project, hand-sewn quilts seemed like an obvious departure.

Anchored by cones, spheres and stars, the wear-around-the-clock collection is an obvious departure from the designer's zanier, gem-heavy (and maybe less versatile) oeuvre.

So, when the organization's director, John T. Edge, who writes the United Tastes column for The Times, approached her about doing a collaborative project, hand-sewn quilts seemed an obvious departure.

An obvious departure from the Abbott government's revitalised Work For The Dole scheme, which assumed that anyone looking to access Newstart payments would end up as welfare dependant ne'er-do-wells, if left to their own devices.

Those are the two really obvious departures.

Morphometric characters showed no obvious departures from normality.

Obvious departures from the homoscedasticity assumption were consistently detected and consequently a White test [ 24] conducted.

The most obvious potential departure is Saido Berahino, for whom West Brom would expect to receive over £20m.

Compare this new album's most obvious stylistic departure - the opening single 'Sabali', in which Albarn's spookily disembodied production boldly relocates Mariam's whispered sweet nothings within a musical landscape that somehow evokes both Mercury Rev and Jean Michel Jarre - with the apparently more homespun recordings on the superb 2006 compilation 1990-1995: Le Meilleur Des Annees Maliennes.