Sentence examples for a very different nature from inspiring English sources

This is a struggle of a very different nature, but it will determine our collective future.

Several other walls displaying only black-and-white images, but of a very different nature, are strikingly in evidence.

Which might offer a point of departure for a quintessential American opera, but of a very different nature.

The combined forces suddenly being ranged against the book are now, however, of a very different nature.

Lewis' other lasting work was a triumph of a very different nature, the Journal of a West India Proprietor (published 1834), attesting to his humane and liberal attitudes.

"However, in the late spring conditions, we can expect the track to be of a very different nature to what we experienced earlier this year".

This is unsurprising given the very different nature of A and P interactions.

Apple's sales tactics on the Apple Watch have differed significantly from its other products, which is befitting the very different nature of a wearable.

Mike makes an unconvincing argument about the very different nature of softball.

These differences also reflect the very different nature of the two experiments, performed by different labs using different protocols.

The reason for these differences is currently unclear but may include the very different nature of the trinucleotide repeats studied (CAG/CTG versus CGG/CCG), and/or the difference between the human cells used here and the in vivo mouse model used in both previous studies.