Sentence examples for a rather different kind from inspiring English sources

But I want to turn now to a rather different kind of argument.

It is a rather different kind of hint than the bump.

However, for some time Salmond has had a rather different kind of ballot in mind.

But there was one concert that would provide a rather different kind of test of what the orchestra could do.

Ms Sturgeon unquestionably knows her own mind, but she is likely to be a rather different kind of leader.

The narrator is Lambert Wilson, who recently returned from a rather different kind of assignment: filming the role of the villain in "Matrix 2".

"They're sort of like the Bill and Babe Paley of this rather different kind of social age," said the Vanity Fair writer Bob Colacello, a friend.

Another, rather different kind of fan of the network society was Alan Greenspan, for many years the world's most important central banker.

The reality is they attract rather different kinds of people.

Investigations of spatial learning normally require the animal to make its own way to the goal, which means that knowledge about how to find the goal in the future can be based on two rather different kinds of experience.

And then, having made this nearly flawless romantic artifact, Lean walked away from the tidy Englishness of Coward and turned his hand to a rather different, considerably messier, kind of expression of the national spirit: the crowded Victorian melodramas of Charles Dickens.