Sentence examples for a very different creature from inspiring English sources

'Missing' is a very different creature for me".

The Owen of the screen is a very different creature.

The mortgage bond market is a very different creature than it was before the financial crisis.

To be clear, what I call the accomplished child is a very different creature from the born or cultivated genius, and equally different from the aspiring superstar.

The new director of chamber music, Geoff Nuttall, though groomed for the position by Mr. Wadsworth, is a very different creature.

Anyway, the gore is plentiful, the tone is inconsistent, and by the end only one thing is undeniably clear: "Mockingbird Lane" is a very different creature from "The Munsters".

I think we are all very different creatures.

So they sit on a rock and remember "jumping and splashing and croaking" and "sniffing and fetching and barking," a lovely way of evoking two very different creatures.

And by and large the Democratic and Republican parties of several decades, let alone a century ago, have evolved into very different creatures (thankfully for the former).

Whatever the label, a minimum wage and living wage are very different creatures.

The Eliot that emerges from this is a woolly, second-order critical thinker, whose drive to mate two very different creatures modernism and Anglican orthodoxy produced a sterile, unproductive aesthetic ideology.