Sentence examples for a different figure from from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Mulgrew cuts quite a different figure from those who came before him as president of the United Federation of Teachers, the New York City teachers' union, one of the most powerful labor positions in the country.
And Mr. Roy is just one of a growing group of rising curatorial stars cutting quite a different figure from the age-old image of museum curator as a fusty academic.
Listeners were required to identify the 'odd' signal that contained a different figure from the other two signals with identical figures in this AXB psychophysical paradigm (see 'Materials and methods' for details).
Al Gore is a very different figure from the hero of a Michael Moore or Errol Morris documentary: he is an overdog politican and makes no secret of his patrician background.
In that duet, Clark wore baggy white pants and an oversized white polo shirt, cutting a very different figure from that of his dancers, whose bodies were so available to us.
Mr. Obama emerges from a scalding campaign and a four-year education in the realities of Washington a far different figure from the man sent to the White House in 2008.
Fictionalized as Nucky Thompson on, Johnson cut a far different figure from the slender actor, Steve Buscemi, who portrayed him.
A very different figure from Tagore is Sri Aurobindo, who started out as an ardent nationalist and was jailed by the British.
— His hair a frizz of neon orange, his hands shackled, James E. Holmes sat impassively through his first court appearance on Monday, a starkly different figure from the once-promising student recalled by acquaintances or the black-clad gunman accused of striding into a crowded movie theater and fatally shooting 12 people.
Measured in his style, Maithripala Sirisena cuts a very different figure from his controversial predecessor Mahinda Rajapaksa.
Pope Benedict XVI has cut a very different figure from his charismatic predecessor, John Paul II. Catholic journalist Mark Dowd asks whether he was a natural leader of the Church, and considers his legacy.
