Sentence examples for altogether different from those from inspiring English sources
Persian (Urdu would not become a language of scholarship until the mid-nineteenth century) inhabited a separate knowledge sphere, where inspiration for ways of making sense of and inscribing the world derived from sources altogether different from those of Sanskrit (some exact sciences excepted, where both groups relied in part on Greek sources).
At one of the break-out sessions, Tim Montgomerie of conservativehome pointed out that the pressures on an actual government on security issues are altogether different from those experienced by an opposition; and that the terrorist danger has not seemed especially urgent of late.
The mechanisms that underlie the subcortical repetition enhancement of our complex stimulus are likely altogether different from those associated with neural adaptation.
"Gun Crazy" is altogether different from the blood-spattered pop-culture happening that Arthur Penn would ultimately make from the script.
All in all, somewhere rather special and inspirational, and altogether different from the private plantations and woodlands run on purely commercial or sporting lines.
But he noted that Mr. Trump's basic presentation to black voters was perhaps not altogether different from the one he has made to white voters.
The Francis Bacon that Dr. Paul Brass knew was altogether different from the raucous, hard-drinking artist whose canvases depict distorted figures screaming to be freed from their frames.
