Sentence examples for Exceptionally different from inspiring English sources

There's nothing exceptionally different.

That may include people with exceptionally different ideological views (e.g., former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson and Sen. Ted Cruz [Tex.]).]

Will 40% of roles have been lost to automation – as predicted by Oxford university economists Dr Carl Frey and Dr Michael Osborne – or will there still be jobs even if the nature of work is exceptionally different from today?

Here's where the Cadillac is exceptionally different.

"But apart from that, for the rest of the boys, there's nothing exceptionally different.

The diurnal and seasonal fluctuations patterns during solstice periods are exceptionally different and as well different from those of equinoxes, which are largely dissimilar.

But America likes to think of itself as exceptionally exceptional, different from other advanced industrial countries not just in its social arrangements but also in its underlying values.

"We physicians have exceptionally many different tasks to perform, our workload has accelerated the last couple of years," a cardiologist said talking about the numerous responsibilities the physicians, in particular the senior cardiologists, had at the clinic.

Let's not pretend that Saudi money in the tech industry is in any way exceptionally bad or different.

But if Microsoft could blend the two (perhaps in a way that is exceptionally dichotomized on different screen sizes, which is what we currently see, etc), we could have a single ARM Windows build, and an x86 edition.

The operations being acquired will become part of CB Richard Ellis global investment management segment, CBRE Investors, businesses the company said fit together exceptionally well, with different focuses and little overlap in client bases.