Sentence examples for a very different period from inspiring English sources

"That was a very different period in New York City," Rabbi Brackman said.

The novel reminded me of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall, which is about a very different period, but has a similar sense of effortless immediacy.

The latest revelations about secret British and US intelligence co-operation with the Gaddafi regime are an embarrassing reminder of a very different period.

"He sees it as a very different role at a very different period of time," said Valerie Jarrett, his close friend and senior adviser.

The myth is that we lived through an eight-year period of Bush-Cheney anti-terror policy and now we have entered a very different period called the Obama-Biden anti-terror policy.

Erdogan said Turkey was entering a "very different period" in its relations with Russia, and that solidarity between the two countries would help the resolution of regional problems.

(Bottom) The open business models of the major players in each business landscape are very different (period 2004 to 2005).

This process can keep a teacher from going stale -- it requires honesty and openness, a willingness to be reflective, and -- most of all -- to adjust to the needs of the students that appear in one's class, who can be very different period to period, and are often significantly different from year to year.

Male and female drinkers show very different period effects.

To cross-validate the informativeness of our panel of loci, we included 28 individuals that were not used in initial marker selection and were sampled over a very different time period (2010 rather than the 2007 baseline).

Often a single entry will consist of patches of writing from very different periods of Peirce's intellectual life, and these patches might even be in tension or outright contradiction with each other.