Sentence examples for two very different directions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "two very different directions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing choices, paths, or approaches that are distinct from one another. Example: "After much consideration, I realized that my career could take two very different directions: pursuing a corporate job or starting my own business."
The film is pulling in two very different directions.
The vacuum matters because the slogan of the year could move in two very different directions.
The flood of conflicting evidence and clues that emerged from the carnage of the Madrid bombings yesterday pointed in two very different directions, leaving counterterrorism officials in a country painfully familiar with terrorist violence struggling to identify a culprit.
7 p.m. 3) PRAIRIE PROVISIONS Madison's growing culinary scene pulls diners in two very different directions: far from the prairie with dozens of ethnic restaurants and right back to it with an emphasis on the bounty of Wisconsin's farms.
The league is incredibly competitive below first place because the biggest, and many of the smallest, clubs have arrived at similar levels of performance but from two very different directions.
In the meantime, Cameron's speech could propel the Government in two very different directions: either some of its policies will have to change to meet his tonal ambition; or Cameron will show that by being emollient personally he has the space to implement policies that contradict his One Nation aspirations – with much of the non-Conservative media cheering him on.
From an American standpoint, Oelze's art might be linked, in three very different directions, to that of Pavel Tchelitchew, Myron Stout and Lee Bontecou.
Alienation from the modern age is the undertone in all his work of this period, which branches out in three very different directions.
If these two - hope and acceptance - were road signs, they'd pointing in two very different temporal directions.
Afterwards the two went in very different directions.
But new polling data collected by Ipsos Mori, exclusively published in The Guardian, paints a picture of two countries moving in very different directions when it comes to attitudes towards immigration.
