Sentence examples for a markedly different one from inspiring English sources

Today's Apple is a markedly different one from the company of years' past, which wouldn't even name suppliers or confirm them as such when listed elsewhere.

But the side which begins its tournament against Wales on Sunday will be a markedly different one from that which won the World Cup in August.

And it will be a markedly different one.

But a few years later, Ms. Kennedy went in a markedly different direction, one that would turn her from a modestly successful author into a publishing industry phenomenon.

No so long ago, Rick Perry described the science behind human-caused climate change as a "contrived phony mess". On Thursday, during his confirmation hearing to become the next head of the Energy Department, the former Texas governor expressed a markedly different view — one that has begun to sound very familiar in recent days.

When Morrot looked at the tasters' responses, he found that they used similar descriptions in their notes on the red and colored-red wines (chicory, coal, cherry, prune, cedar, and the like), and markedly different ones when describing the white (floral, honey, peach, grapefruit, pear, banana, apple).

The Senate passed legislation today requiring the government to pay the overwhelming majority of financial losses in a major terrorist attack, though the measure takes a markedly different approach from one approved by the House.

In "The Nanny" (1965), at 11 15, Bette Davis stars as a markedly different sort of caretaker, one who may have killed one of her charges.

Using a series of operations to separate twins joined at the head is a markedly different approach from the one taken by surgeons in Dallas who separated 2-year-old Egyptian brothers last month in one 33-hour operation.

The CLP is going to the election with a markedly different team to the one it had in 2012.

Wales are a markedly different side from the one that finished the 2011 Six Nations timidly against France in Paris.