Sentence examples for a notably different style from inspiring English sources

Moniz will bring a notably different style to the DOE job than Chu, say those who know both men.

With a notably different vocal style from Osbourne's, Dio's addition to the band marked a change in Black Sabbath's sound.

So the contest for Republican support matters, and the two leading contenders for it offer the city notably different styles, if not appreciably different programs.

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.

Though similar in size, Melbourne and Sydney are notably different in style and atmosphere.

The main reason has to do with the two cities' notably different architectural styles: London's elegant Victorian, Gothic, Georgian and Edwardian buildings (jealously protected from destruction, on the whole, by conservation laws) are shaped by a distinct Puritanism very unlike the slatted, openness-loving, loiterer-friendly Bengali-European style of, say, Bhowanipore.

He's got a different philosophy, a different style.

"This is a completely different team, playing a different style, a different system.

Not just a different style but a different substance.

It?s just a different style and a different model.