Sentence examples for striking break from inspiring English sources

This lurid display was a striking break from "The Apprentice".

It was a striking break from the party's tradition of ideology-laden slogans.

Comey's decision is a striking break with the policies of the Department of Justice, according to current and former federal legal officials.

The senator's broadside against figures long considered an important part of the Republican constituency was his most striking break yet with party orthodoxy.

The notion of the institute publicly squabbling with a professor, much less taking him to court, is a striking break with its serene image.

In a striking break with the past, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), the Bank of Japan (BOJ), and the Keidanren, the powerful group representing business interests, have all reached an understanding.

The social science on what happens when you have like-minded people talking only amongst themselves is quite striking: People broken up into groups of the like-minded tend to become much more extreme in their opinion, while showing an increasingly poor ability to understand the point of view of anyone who disagrees with them.

WHO: Naomi Sims THE MAJOR MOMENT: Naomi, who is widely considered the first African American supermodel, got her first big break striking a pose in an AT&T ad.

Yes, because trade unions will have to give employers 14 days notice of strike action and  will also allow firms to bring in agency staff to cover for striking workers, effectively breaking up strike action and making the industrial action significantly less effective.

They were stiffer and lighter for maximum power and could accommodate larger striking areas without breaking or bending.

A 57-15 roft of South Africa in Durban last Saturday wrapped up the Rugby Championship for New Zealand with a six-match clean sweep, success enough in itself but it also placed the All Blacks within striking range of breaking the record for consecutive Test victories.