Sentence examples for a rather different form from inspiring English sources

While hip-hop is perfectly capable of conservatism, successful relationships between rappers and rightwing politics generally take a rather different form.

Missing backs leave big gap When Arsenal took the field in the soaking rain, their fans could be forgiven for a rather different form of anxiety.

Thanks to an infusion of cash from the New York City Council, the Brooklyn Philharmonic has been able to resurrect its once threatened season, albeit in a rather different form than originally announced.

But that doesn't mean she won't turn up further down the line, and most likely in a rather different form to the one in which we last saw her on the big screen, in Hathaway's elegant portrayal in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises.

A rather different form of naturalized epistemology is about the content of paradigmatically epistemological statements.

A rather different form of gap junction remodelling is associated with 'hibernating myocardium' in patients with ischaemic heart disease.

The reader may also consult the rather different form of reply on behalf of the emergentist made by Wilson (1999) and Shoemaker (2002).

"The rest are somewhere between self-indulgence, self-interrogation and an attempt to work in a rather different literary form, blending autobiography, history and social commentary".

But the discussion is now taking rather different forms.

The concept of tala is found in rather different forms in northern (Hindustani) and southern (Karnatak) Indian music.

The obtained tree (Fig.  5) shows a clustering pattern for the EO data where species characterized by similar EODs (G. petersii, C. compressirostris) are grouped together, whereas the species with a rather different EOD (C. tshokwe) forms an isolated cluster.