Sentence examples for sharp departure from from inspiring English sources

"This is a sharp departure from current practice," he said.

This was a sharp departure from Assad's terminology.

Harris's administration represented a sharp departure from the socialism of the previous New Democratic Party government.

The song list was a sharp departure from politicians' often conservative forays into musical selection.

Congress gave the President such power in 1996, a sharp departure from two centuries' practice.

The hostile move is a sharp departure from Japan's consensus-driven businesses practices.

This notion of a "rolling start" to the war was a sharp departure from past doctrine.

That is a sharp departure from what residents thought about capital punishment just decades ago.

Mr. Gray's oratory marked a sharp departure from his image as a careful, even boring, moderate.

Mr. Li, 59, said that was a sharp departure from usual practice.

That was a sharp departure from the carefree spending that for decades kept the savings rate low.