Sentence examples for represent a break from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calhoun's projects for Deaf West represent a break from his association with Mr. Tune.

Such adaptations represent a break with the traditional view of chefs as inflexible kitchen tyrants, intolerant of selective eaters' whims.

Most crucially of all, his election would represent a break with the whole thrust of the US foreign policy that has caused so much destruction in recent years.

Purple or lilac ties represent a break from the standard red, said James Hawthorne, a store manager at the Madison Avenue branch of Thomas Pink.

Trump's go-along approach on LGBT issues during the campaign did represent a break from what many voters expected from the party.

The move appeared to represent a break of sorts between Southwest and the other three defendants named in the lawsuit: American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines.

Labor signalled earlier this week that it would continue to campaign against the prime minister's proposed pension changes on the basis that they would represent a broken promise.

Thus, the discovery of novel fungicides with novel modes-of-action would represent a break-through in chemical plant protection.

Understanding this rapidly growing family of adipocytokines and their mode of action would represent a break-through research in obesity and cancer, and will open new avenues for future development of obesity- and cancer-associated therapeutics.

Temer represents a break from that approach.

It represents a break from the past, Olins adds.