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Meanings of great departure in English
Russian
великое отречение Synonyms
Examples for "great renunciation"
Examples for "great renunciation"
1
I remember I found you crying over the great renunciation one day.
2
Even though he had made the great renunciation he could not help hoping.
3
The last agony of his great renunciation was upon him.
4
From a moral point of view I really don't think much of your great renunciation.
5
Of course it has been his great renunciation.
Usage of great departure in English
1
Especially about the great departure the Democratic Convention is going to make.
2
Of course, it was a great departure for the Church, too.
3
This marked a great departure from the form of previous anchors.
4
Five or six days before the great departure he began to worry himself about his box.
5
Neither were affairs at home in so flourishing a condition as to encourage any great departure from ordinary rule and precedent.
6
If our globe be constituted as we suppose, the land might experience repeated submersions, without involving the necessity of any great departure from established laws.
7
In the manner of great departures, it was very uplifting on Tuesday.
8
They call, however, for a greater departure from the ordinary types of organization than would at first appear.
9
So, you see, Johnny's wrong act was the cause of a still greater departure from right in his sister.
10
Link de Nova has become the Vessel of Infinity; now its assembly will be completed in space before the Great Departure.
11
The Second Symphony is a great advance on the first, and consequently a greater departure from the advice laid down to him by others.