Phrases with «marked departure»

The phrase "marked departure" means a noticeable and significant change or difference compared to the usual or expected way of doing something. Full definition

Sentences with «marked departure»

  • For Snap in particular, the move marks a departure from other tech companies — which have, in recent years, chosen low cost countries for their global operations. (inc.com)
  • The exhibition presents a new series of large - scale «collage sculptures» that mark a departure within the artist's practice. (davidzwirner.com)
  • The artist's paintings from this period mark a departure from his earlier romantic works. (en.wikipedia.org)
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