Sentence examples for a rather different sort from inspiring English sources

We are also backing another construction business, albeit of a rather different sort – Severfield (65p).

The current owners bought the site in 2011, and now it's opened again as a rather different sort of place.

In 1975 he married Celia Haddon, whom he saluted with a rather different sort of book, One Hundred Ways to Live With a Cat Addict (2004).

In the end, though, a rather different sort of biotechnology may turn out to be more important than those producing drugs, crops or even clones.

Newcastle's main threat was the wing Sinoti Sinoti, a rather different sort of attacking beast, direct and hard to haul down, and the transformation from the side that lost limply at Adams Park last September is profound.

Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama five years ago, the civil rights pioneer John Lewis was presented with a rather different sort of honour in San Diego this weekend: an Eisner award for the second volume in his graphic novel memoir, March.

And now a new, rather different sort of accolade has been paid to it, by Hollywood.

Accra Brewery offers a rather different story.

That is possible because light and sound are rather different sorts of waves.

And even if two people have a cat-concept with the same general type of structure (e.g., prototype structure), the concepts might still be rather different (treating prototypical cats as having rather different sorts of properties).

Now it has a rather different air.