Sentence examples for be categorically different from inspiring English sources

The music on the band's previous record, "First," from 2010, had all been improvised, and you get the sense that its next one could be categorically different again; the group seems to be interested in format as much as sound.

In other cases, responses can be categorically different.

The questions raised by China's growing ambitions are categorically different from those provoked by 9/11.

Seeing such pain — the body twisting, the patient crying out helplessly — is categorically different from reading about it.

FEMA officials reject any suggestion that Indian Point is categorically different from the other 66 sites in the country where power reactors operate.

One reason people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder may frequently feel misunderstood is that what they've experienced is categorically different from the sorrows we encounter ordinarily.

According to the Advaita (Nondualist) school of Vedanta, brahman is categorically different from anything phenomenal, and human perceptions of differentiation are illusively projected on this reality.

Research suggests that middle powers are categorically different because of their reliance on diplomacy and the specific conditions under which they pursue foreign policy.

As nationalist movements, they are categorically different from Al Qaeda and ISIS: they don't rely on foreign fighters, and they have not advocated for the restoration of a pan-Islamic caliphate.

Note that 'propensities' are categorically different things depending on which sort of theory we are considering.

In other contexts feminist content critiques focus on gender stereotypes reflected in the converse assumption: that men and women are categorically different.