Sentence examples for violent departure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "violent departure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a sudden and forceful exit from a situation, relationship, or place. Example: "The company's decision to cut ties with the controversial partner was a violent departure from their previous stance."
The scars of neglect and the violent departure of Indonesian forces were still evident on this day of celebration.
Far from a violent departure, the art of the Turner prize era is a distillation of some of British art's most characteristic substances.
So, fearful that there might be a trend afoot, I immediately tracked down Ed McBain (who is also Evan Hunter) to see if anyone in his 87th Precinct bunch was scheduled for a violent departure or a fatal illness.
A year of sensation was coupled with sadness following the tragically violent departure of three champions – Alexis Arguello (shot), Arturo Gatti (strangled) and Vernon Forrest (shot) – while here the Irish Olympic medallist Darren Sutherland left the sport in shock by inexplicably hanging himself.
In Yemen, an offshoot has exploited the chaos that surrounded the slow, violent departure of the previous president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, to take ground in the south and even establish its own rule of law in some towns.
In its initial phase, the Iranian Revolution was a departure from the violent and armed models of 20th century revolutions in Russia, China and elsewhere because it introduced a non-violent model of change.
Xenophon espoused patience as the only way in which to get the best from a horse, a significant departure from the sometimes violent mastery of horses that is still prevalent elsewhere.
The trailer is fairly violent and profanity laden, a stark departure from the decidedly more family friendly original film series.
The migration was hardly a small one: in proportion to population, the American Revolution resulted in five times more departures than its more violent French counterpart.
The day waned and twilight darkened the coach interior and they talked on of people born and dead, accidents, departures from the scene, violent weather, amusing happenings, the faults of the men who worked for Breeley.
If things got violent, I had plans for an emergency departure: what we would pack, how we would get to the airport.
