Sentence examples for which it departed from inspiring English sources

The spiritual experience at the heart of the Gnostic story of salvation was, as Hans Jonas puts it, the "call of the stranger God": a call heard inwardly that awakens the spirit from its obliviousness to its own nature, and that summons it home again from this hostile universe and back again to the divine pleroma the "fullness"—from which it departed in a time before time.

Rubato needs the framework of an inflexible beat from which it can depart and to which it must return.

To quantify this tendency, we classified errors on inbound trials according to rat's choice of destination: trials on which the rat ran from one side food-well to the opposite side (while skipping the center arm) were classified as side-to-side errors; trials on which the rat returned to the outside arm food-well from which it had just departed were classified as turn-around errors.

Looking back about two thousand years ago, we see that sometime around the time when Regulus entered Leo, the sign from which it is now departing, Julius Caesar was being born.

The man was removed from the jet, which had departed from Las Vegas.

After which, Ira departed for unknowable shores.

He developed a comprehensive metaphysical system which radically departed from most of western philosophy.

Fort Stikine joined Convoy ON 190, which had departed from Liverpool on 24 June.

Data analysis – which data departed from normality?

In addition, these popping traits showed a pattern of continuous distribution, which weakly departed from normality (data not shown).

In the Persian Gulf, the carrier Nimitz already has replaced the Abraham Lincoln, which departed for its home port of Everett, Wash.