Sentence examples for radically diverging from inspiring English sources

In recent years, they've taken organic farming down radically diverging paths.

The Stamina case, for example, raises a number of doubts about how we may be able to reduce the gap between radically diverging framings of regenerative medicine.

The two couples' financial fortunes have radically diverged.

Their lives radically diverge: Lila becomes threateningly beautiful, while Elena remains simply pretty; Lila marries, and Elena is educated.

The initial production process remains pretty similar, admittedly, but subsequent stages have radically diverged into far deeper and uncomfortable complexities.

In the 15 years since Carter and Vinnie last saw each other, their fortunes have radically diverged.

In the end they radically diverge; "Less Than Zero" presents a postmoral landscape of unstinting horror, whereas "Twelve," despite a far higher body count, delivers a satirical, even playful portrait of a world that is perilous but essentially humane.

The core of the Neapolitan books — which were translated into pellucid English by New Yorker editor Ann Goldstein — is the ever-shifting friendship between Elena and Lila, who shadow each other's lives in vital, sometimes damaging ways, even as their paths radically diverge.

The body plan of echinoderms has radically diverged from other bilaterians: Although echinoderm larvae are bilaterally symmetric, juveniles and adults are characterized by a pentaradial body plan.

Or is it how radically they diverge from "us" and become something wholly their own?

Homophobic states like Nigeria will be served a further reminder of how radically they diverge from our principles of fairness.