Sentence examples for be quite different from from inspiring English sources

The selected genes turned out to be quite different from one racial group to another.

But perception of course can be quite different from lived reality, particularly in politics.

"The flavour of a site can be quite different from one market to another.

But the early indications are that it will be quite different from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's.

The hierarchical model in Asia can be quite different from an American one.

The new version of "Passion" should be quite different from the original Lincoln Center Theater production.

Even the revised estimates due out this summer could be quite different from the ones made just last winter.

These translations — "second originals" as Singer called them — grew to be quite different from the Yiddish texts.

And then they usually turn out to be quite different from what they are determined to project.

"This is really a path forward that will be quite different from both President Obama and President Bush, frankly".

People's use of products could be quite different from the expectations of designers, technologists, and organizations.