Sentence examples for a visibly different from inspiring English sources

He did his best to fit in, but somehow he was always a visibly different presence in my mum's house, a bloke in a house where men weren't the enemy, but were noticeably absent.

In the general election, Nicola Sturgeon for the SNP and Leanne Wood for Plaid Cymru changed the debate not just because of what they said, but how they said it and the way in which they related to each other and the electorate – a visibly different kind of politics.

Watching the second half of Manly's victory against the Sydney Roosters was a reminder that the NRL continues to operate at a visibly different level, mainly because of the natural abilities of the players – how else could Sonny Bill Williams, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Shaun Kenny-Dowall and even humble two-namers such as Boyd Cordner, Jake Friend and Anthony Minichiello end on the losing side?

The new bricks are a visibly different style so people will be able to distinguish them from the original brickwork.

This is the reality that many of us will have to deal with on a daily basis in the most common interactions, from going to school to shopping and even just existing as a visibly different person.

In such cases, ad hoc classification models based upon a few visibly different peaks (e.g. near 920 and 1100 cm−1, marked with '*') perform poorly at the single-spectrum level, where noise is higher.

Harris: The core challenge is designing a game that is fun and balanced, and also has a high skill curve, because you need a game where an expert player is visibly different from a novice or mid-level player.

Sahin is a diligent and tenacious politician, visibly different from her predecessors who were more interested in calling homosexuality an illness and treating women as first and foremost mothers, than in improving women's rights.

Yet perhaps because she was drawn to dance by Hinkson — a trailblazer as well as an artist — and perhaps because she made her career in a ballet company that was visibly different from any other, Johnson knows the value of standing out.

However, if text densities change too much between adjacent placeholders, the font sizes will be visibly different, creating an unpleasant effect.

Chinese, a morphologically non-inflectional language, is visibly different from inflectional languages in terms of verb morphology changes but similar in terms of subject and object transformation movements.