Sentence examples for of a complete break from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Rodríguez Saá stopped well short of a complete break with previous government policy.

The talk is of a complete break with the past.But this is not Egypt or Tunisia, where the wave of political upheaval sweeping the Arab world crested last winter, toppling the regimes of Hosni Mubarak and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.

Libya proclaimed itself the voice of stifled Arab masses yearning for a complete break with Israel.

The unyielding attitude of the king now led to a complete break.

These styles, which were subsequently followed in England as well as in Ireland, finally led to a complete breaking up of the face of the glass into points and ridges, with increased prismatic effect but with a disastrous loss of surface quality, which is one of the peculiar beauties of glass.

Investors had been keen for a complete break-up of the businesses.

Pleasing both of its constituent parties looked a tough task: before the general election, some Liberal Democrats had called for a complete break-up of Britain's biggest banks; the Conservatives, the dominant party in the coalition, were less confrontational.

Brown's mid-sixties funk is often spoken of as a complete break with the music that preceded it, but "Messing with the Blues" illustrates that even his most radical innovations were solidly rooted in the work of Louis Jordan, Roy Brown, Little Willie John, and others.

Assad will be beholden to Russia and Iran, neither of which wants a complete break with the west for the sake of an Arab leader that neither particularly likes.

The Spanish conquest of Mexico meant a complete break from this model, first through the destruction of the city, later through the neglect of the Mexica (Aztecs who lived in Mexico-Tenochtitlan) hydraulic system.

This can be explained by the X-ray structure of W145F that shows a complete break of the H-bond between E210 and H160 thereby decreasing the electron density at the heme iron.