Sentence examples for a quite different proposition from inspiring English sources

Sleek, sexy Portman will undoubtedly be a quite different proposition.

The young Federer was a quite different proposition.

When Gideon Bensen takes centre-stage they're a quite different proposition: 70s pub rock, albeit a poppy version of 70s pub rock.

It is a quite different proposition when tax lawyers exploit loopholes in international tax law, and help multinational companies pay far less tax than small businesses who cannot afford their services.

In truth, they're quite different propositions: while Connolly's a loud and colourful force of nature, Bridges is a creature of vivid monochrome.

But e-retailing is a rather different proposition.

What looks like a truth-apt proposition with a complex structure is really playing a quite different role: it is not a proposition, but a kind of rule.

Rockefeller recounted a quite different conversation.

Other cacti have a quite different appearance.

However, writing a bid for the EC is quite a different proposition to that for a research council as there can be more focus on the management of the project and impact.

Sony is focusing the site as a new talent portal - quite a different proposition to the video and photo sharing tool it was pitched at before but apparently in line with what the Grouper founders had in mind even before the buyout.