Sentence examples for stray too much from inspiring English sources

It sure sounds exciting, but I have this nagging feeling that I would stray too much from my path.

Without straying too much from the narrow confines imposed by the practice of good history and aided by a trove of unpublished memoirs and journals, Schechter has created satisfying, nuanced portraits of his main characters and set them in a late 19th-century New York that fairly throbs with exotic, specific life.

As Petroglyph's audio director, he also selected sound effects—a tricky process due to the issue of making the criminal faction's sounds a "little different, without straying too much from the original signature sounds".

Typical check size for the new CrossCut fund will be potentially as much as half of a $2.5 million to $3.5 million dollar round, but the firm doesn't want to stray too far from traditional early stage seed investing, according to Garrett.

GameSpot commented, "It doesn't stray too far from convention, but it features some interesting twists in weapon and enemy design, making for a much more entertaining experience than the average shooter".

And don't stray too far from the pie.

(The Justices rarely stray too far from public opinion).

I never stray too far from vanilla though.

Sometimes, however, the contributors seem to stray too far from their academic disciplines.

And if you stray too far from your car, you've got to cut away.

I was determined not to stray too far from the original.