Sentence examples for radically different course from inspiring English sources
"Her appointments, decisions and comments to date have been reassuring for those who were nervous that she would be tempted to pursue a radically different course from Lula".
But since Mr. da Silva's successor and ally, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached in 2016, the country has embarked on a radically different course.
When I asked people who worked for McMaster if it was difficult to engage in a deliberative policy process when Trump might embrace a radically different course in one of his predawn tantrums, they reminded me, with the frozen smile of a Stepford wife, that "different Presidents communicate in different ways".
And while the current crop of computer-animated films includes some, like "Shrek" and "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within," scheduled for release on July 13, that flirt in part with the notion of photo-realistic animation, the next generation of computer-animated films, which are still on the drawing boards, is taking a radically different course.
Sometimes it meant heading in the same direction and sometimes it meant taking a radically different course.
It was while serving a long stretch for conspiracy to commit armed robbery that John discovered that he had a surprising talent - and it set him on a radically different course.
My classic: The Old Wives' Tale by Arnold Bennett (Vintage £9.99), about two sisters whose lives take radically different courses.
In his final chapter Dr. Groopman discusses two terminally ill cancer patients for whom radically different courses of treatment were recommended, based less on the medical facts than on the patients' philosophy of life.
Set in both India and America, it follows two brothers, Subhash and Udayan Mitra, born fifteen months apart in Calcutta during the Second World War, whose lives take radically different courses.
Trump has taken a radically different path.
President Bush squandered a historic opportunity to put America on a radically different energy course after 9/11.
