Sentence examples for a different complexion from inspiring English sources

The fact he's an Australian aside, McKenzie's job application has a different complexion than White's.

Obviously this puts a different complexion on the profiteering of the branded tablet.

Appropriated by the artists in "Now Dig This!," however, it took on a different complexion.

Well, that certainly puts a different complexion on it, admits a chastened Hacker.

But to a new breed of buyers, historical documentation puts a different complexion on the cover.

There was a different complexion to the day in Russia, where it is traditional to offer women flowers and chocolates.

As Mulumbu began making a real difference, the game assumed a slightly different complexion, with Sunderland enduring an extended period without possession.

Theron's ease with the political stance of the film perhaps stems from the fact that, like the subjects of the documentary, she was brought up without the luxury of democracy, albeit in a state of a drastically different complexion than Cuba's.

But if we had come in at half-time at 1-1, ween we scored from a corner, then it puts a completely different complexion on the game.

But either way, I think it has put a very different complexion on the situation and a very substantial cloud over whether she can do the job.

I had always thought that he was a stand-up comedian, and this put a very different complexion on his performance.