Sentence examples similar to a wholly different system from inspiring English sources

For older bankers nearing retirement, putting a wholly different lending system in place is a leap of faith few want to take.

Yet that worldview has found curious potency sixty-odd years later in the mouth of another bombastic demagogue, reared in a wholly different political system, who shares Mao's knack for polemical excess and xenophobic paranoia.

Whereas Marx and Engels "proposed a new form of government, based on a wholly different social system," Bercovitch writes, Thoreau was making "a protest from within," hoping, "like a biblical prophet," to "wake his countrymen up to the fact that they were desecrating their own beliefs".

But the book itself is a subtle shock to the system, portraying our medical culture — with all its oddities and bizarre rites — as seen through the eyes of Hmong immigrants, people with a wholly different, fascinating belief system.

By the late nineteen-eighties and early nineteen-nineties, Japanization had taken on a wholly different meaning: "the diffusion of Japanese management systems and practices" in non-Japanese organizations, as the researcher Barry Wilkinson put it, in a paper written with Jonathan Morris and Nick Oliver, "Japanizing the World: The Case of Toyota," from 1992.

Where either of the elements of fraud, gross negligence, or oppression mingle in the controversy, the law, instead of adhering to the system or even the language of compensation, adopts a wholly different rule.

This is of a wholly different order.

It's a wholly different environment".

The long-term deficit is a wholly different beast.

But this time, it's in a wholly different context.

The Book, though, is a wholly different thing.