Sentence examples similar to a notably different performance from inspiring English sources
Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, spoke to reporters right after Mr. Negroponte, striking a notably different tone.
But the Royal Society came to a notably different conclusion about biochar in their report Geoengineering the Climate.
The street protests were gearing up again, but with a notably different face.
More talky, less cinematic than the others and a notably different direction too.
L.A. is a notably different education landscape than New York, where the mayor controls the school district.
These were notably different than regular "performance reviews" because they were top-line conversations focused on the development of the leaders; they were not tedious rundowns of specific tasks or objectives.
Gatti, of Jersey City, promises a different performance this time around.
It was just a different performance.
Both methods have demonstrated a notably good performance in several test cases with different patterns of the thermal demands.
The version premiering in New York is basically a directors' cut, notably different from the film that impressed audiences at Tribeca.
Corbyn's victory speech was a notably slicker performance than the one he delivered at his first coronation.
