Sentence examples for be not very different from inspiring English sources

Flying home after reaching the final four, however, would be "not very different" to this time last year, when she exited in qualifying, she said.

In Gaza, feelings about suicide bombing turned out to be not very different from what feelings about capital punishment have been in this country for most of the last two decades.

The second and third episodes of a show may reveal themselves to be not very different from the first, but it's quite often the case that not until you get past the logjam of plot-and-names-and-relationships-establishing in a pilot do you get an idea of what a show is really aiming for.

When the latter are designed so as to cross three variables (social origins, destinations and average scores of subjective mobility), the spontaneous sociology that can be collectively detected in the assessments made by respondents turns out to be not very different from the scholarly sociology of social categories produced by sociologists.

But Olympic homestay participants will find modern Beijing to be not very different from North America and some places in Europe.

As far as biological and functional inferences are concerned, the effects of network sampling properties appear to be not very different from statistical missing data problems.

It's not very different in New York City.

The House action was not very different.

As such it is not very different from the January 2003 report.

What they learned is that it's not very different.

Shouting 'Baaah!' is not very different from talking sense".