Sentence examples for be different from ordinary from inspiring English sources

The clinicopathological presentations of SC/ASC did not seem to be different from ordinary AC though more SC/ASC patients exhibited larger tumor mass (>3 cm) than AC patients.

We do not claim that the intervention was the 'sole' and direct cause of this change – activist young men may have been different from ordinary young men before the intervention – indeed, that difference may have led to their participation.

They are different from ordinary news pictures.

Big banks are different from ordinary companies.

(It is from 1999!) Credit busts are different from ordinary recessions.

It is as different from ordinary listening as the patient's free association is different from ordinary talking; in fact, it is a counterpart of free association.

Ignoring the victims of abuse grows out of an ideology that holds that clergy are different from ordinary people.

"It's different from ordinary first aid," said James Foley, a freelancer whose work has appeared in GlobalPost.

LONDON, July 26 — When exactly did artists decide that they were different from ordinary mortals, that in all likelihood they were superior to the rest of us?

It's different from ordinary physical fatigue — you're not consciously aware of being tired — but you're low on mental energy.

But the eternal vulnerability of Democratic candidates — for the past half-century, anyway — is the charge that they are different from ordinary people; that they don't share the same tastes, habits, and values as their fellow-citizens; that they think themselves superior.