Sentence examples for be much different from from inspiring English sources

That being said, it won't be much different from what we know today as "the web".

His present couldn't be much different from his past.

Your own balance may be much different from this.

Politically speaking, it seemed, the future would not be much different from the past.

But the world you lead will be much different from the one your professors knew or your predecessors managed.

For them, costs may not be much different from those at doctors' offices, because the same insurance co-payments apply.

What lawyers will wear in 2030 will not be much different from their wardrobe in 2004, the creators say.

Indeed, the future path of developing countries could be much different from that of recent, high-growth success stories.

Still though its up to the "color" each individual emits and this can be much different from what we believe it should emit.

The Soviet character may not be much different from what used to be called the Russian "soul," but the boys have been wised up.

But Mr. Green has been franker than Mr. Ferrer in warning that his administration would be much different from what he, and the city, imagined during the summer.