Sentence examples for strayed further from from inspiring English sources

After that, her life strayed further from the classroom.

The facility is likely to become permanent.Subsequent steps have strayed further from tradition.

'Rarely has a team strayed further from its roots... Their philosophy is "catenaccio", eight players always behind the ball.

I did not call it that then, and until that summer I hadn't known it existed; it seemed it had materialised during my middle childhood, as our boundaries pushed out, as we strayed further from the village's core.

Forensic accountants have used the technique since the 1970s; a 2011 article showed that Greek economic data strayed further from Benford distributions than those of any other euro-area country.The test also works for LIBOR.

As the association became more like a big business, it strayed further from its agrarian roots.

Graham tells me that couples are being more adventurous, and straying further from traditional sexual practices.

It may seem counterproductive for adults to encourage technology-absorbed American teenagers to stray further from critical thinking and discussion.

It certainly sees Ellison straying further from his hip-hop roots and into … jazzier territory (but then given he's related to the late John and Alice Coltrane, this figures).

I had to wonder if the influence of the celebrity chefs' tamales, plus the desire to stand out in the competition, would inspire local artisans to stray further from the tried-and-true Delta recipes.

As we stray further from the goal of international solidarity-with the economies of developing nations stagnating, and powerful companies fighting to stop HIV/Aids treatments becoming affordable to the vast majority of people infected with the disease-the need for a review of our ethical system has never been stronger.