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The phrase "a very different life" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a life that is significantly distinct from another, often in terms of experiences, circumstances, or choices.
Example: "After moving to the city, she found herself living a very different life than she had in her small hometown."
Alternatives: "a completely different existence" or "a vastly different lifestyle."
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"[Catniss] lives a very different life [in Catching Fire].
I live a very different life away from music".
Fourteen years later, he has a very different life.
"It's a very different life than New York.
It seems a very different life from this one here in Iceland, where she's clearly invigorated by the natural environment.
"I'm sure, as it's a very different life there, but I think it will be good for me".
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For Gareth Neame, the executive producer who thought up the idea and pitched it to "a cautious" Julian, now Lord, Fellowes over dinner in 2007, it is a moment of "bittersweet emotions … It's going to be a very, very different life without Downton".
I learned enormous compassion and empathy, and saw the way people are funneled into a life of crime and an area where you have very different life chances and life choices available to you.
But they have very different life experiences.
Also brilliant, though in a very different way: Life is Toff (BBC3).
Would you risk it, knowing that it would have a very different early life than your original pet?
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