Sentence examples for be far different from from inspiring English sources

But the future will be far different from all we have known.

That would be far different from how the Bills were perceived last season.

The neighbourhoods they created proved to be far different from those along the natural levees.

Modern plate boundaries may be far different from ancient ones presumably marked by old fold belts.

The tasks for our next mayor will be far different from the ones we, or they, envisioned before the attack.

But the task facing the next Labour government will be far different from the one we faced in 1997.

The problem is simple: there can be reconciliation on paper, but this is far different from an authentic putting aside of differences and finding grounds for amicable relations.

But her experience is far different from what she had imagined, and the scene graphically illustrates the difference between ritualized sadomasochism and violent anger.

"That's far different from running the city.

That is far different from the typical N.F.L. offense.

This is far different from being a Yankee fan, with such miserably high expectations.