Sentence examples for a very different cast from inspiring English sources

Look at Nuremberg very different crimes, of course, and a very different cast of characters, as well as an attempt to do something entirely new in international jurisprudence.

The caliber of the candidates matters: If Mitt Romney had been joined on the debate stage by a Mitch Daniels, a Jeb Bush, a Bobby Jindal or even Mike Huckabee, the primary season would have taken on a very different cast.

However, if one were to deny that grammar is represented at all in the heads of speakers, like Devitt 2006 and Soames 1984, then the issue of how language is learned and what role 'evidence' etc. might play in that process takes on a very different cast.

A contemporary of Paracelsus, Girolamo Fracastoro of Italy was a scholar cast from a very different mold.

Over the weekend, American Ballet Theater presented this beloved classic for the first time with two splendid and very different casts at the Metropolitan Opera House.

BSI British Standards, an official setter of benchmarks, is drafting guidelines on safety inspections for trees that cast a very different light on these venerable denizens and the hidden dangers of "branch shedding" (falling branches, to the layman) and even "whole-tree failure" that they pose.

In Solo for Two, however, the artistry of these two ballet prodigies casts a very different spell as we watch their minds and bodies engage with three contemporary choreographers: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Ohad Naharin and Arthur Pita.

In the concluding scene — it is too quick and intangible to be called a climax — Fonda's character reveals a new aspect to his motivation that casts a very different light on what we have just seen, a device that Preminger would often use in years to come.

The leeriness of yore is still annoyingly present (compare this with Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, which casts a very different gaze upon its outlaw antiheroines), but Korine manages to get the best out of Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens, aided and abetted by Benoît Debie's woozy cinematography and Douglas Crise's elliptical editing.

For the Republicans, Melania Trump, a Slovenian immigrant with an extensive modeling career which became a major flashpoint during the course of the GOP primary casts a very different profile than her predecessors in many ways as well.

It was the politics of economic self-interest, but cast in a very different light.