Sentence examples for a different proposition from from inspiring English sources

Venus Williams is a different proposition from Serena.

Not so good that time, but Argentina already look a different proposition from the clumpish, constipated version that struggled so badly against Iran.

He told me, "Selling in Finland is a different proposition from selling abroad, and it's very different from selling in America.

Calvary is a different proposition from his black comedy The Guard, from 2011, in which Gleeson played a highly unconventional cop.

Replacing some 50 power stations in the UK is a different proposition from replacing nearly 30m cars and more than 20m gas boilers.

But that is a different proposition from saying that an inquiry under what antitrust lawyers call the "rule of reason" ought not be undertaken at all.

A film studio, of course, is a very different proposition from a hotel.

Alitalia, which loses about €1m a day, is a very different proposition from Iberia, which is decently managed and modestly profitable.

Bringing up children alone in a rich, industrialised society is a rather different proposition from bringing them up in a hunter-gatherer band, and there is no reason to suppose they would be at a disadvantage now.

But shipping books in bulk to stores is a very different proposition from shipping them to individuals, so how well Books-A-Millions resources will translate to service Wal-Marts online store is questionable.

Changing behavior by changing parental attitudes is a decidedly different proposition from tinkering with the ribosomes, even though a similar behavioral change might conceivably be brought about by either means" (p. 321).