Sentence examples for own divergent from inspiring English sources

Other government departments pressed forward with their own divergent agendas.

Prog-rock keyboardist Keith Emerson was among the many British musicians of the period who learnt from him, before forging their own divergent worlds.

First, partisans evaluated the fairness of the media's sample of facts and arguments differently: in light of their own divergent views about the objective merits of each side's case and their corresponding views about the nature of unbiased coverage.

Instead of arguing from their own divergent viewpoints, marketing, production, and financial people could use the model to demonstrate the effect of one group's proposals on another group's actions and on the total outcome.

It's not just that these upstarts have done well for themselves, it's that they've done so on their own divergent terms — some under the aegis of Hollywood (Mark Duplass has acted on television and in films like "Zero Dark Thirty"); others, like Mr. Bujalski, following a more idiosyncratic muse; and all seemingly free of the expectations of the movement they helped (or were consigned) to define.

Naomi Leonard, a mechanical and aerospace engineering professor at Princeton University who studies the collective motion of schools of fish and flocks of birds, discovered that cross-disciplinary work can be rewarding when it bridges two of your own divergent interests.

His opponent, perhaps inevitably, later published his own, wildly divergent account of the contest.

All alliances involve at least two corporate parents, so a venture overhaul requires separate corporate actors each with its own (often divergent) interests to agree to the changes.

One major exception is the CrtB sequence from Paracoccus sp. AC-1 (previously labeled Agrobacterium aurantiacum), which clusters strongly with other bicyclic xanthophyll-producing Proteobacteria in this analysis (Figure S1) and not on its own, deeply divergent branch as reported previously [34].

Thus, all four cell fractions have their own unique, divergent gene expression profiles.

He worked out the Riemann series, the elliptic integrals, hypergeometric series, the functional equations of the zeta function, and his own theory of divergent series.