Sentence examples for be radically distinct from from inspiring English sources

Mr Hughes also outlined a policy direction on law and order that would be radically distinct from those of Labour and the Tories.

The age of the machines has the potential to be radically distinct from any merely human epoch that has come before it even to the extent that human beings are no longer necessary.

That approach presupposed a conception of the individual as a mere thinking subject (or "thinking substance") who is radically distinct from the world and therefore cognitively isolated from it.

This type of interfering with the HSP90 function, by targeting its middle domain, the major site of interaction with client proteins, is radically distinct from all of the previously known modes of inhibition of the chaperone, which have been designed to target either its N-terminal or C-terminal domains.

But this self is not radically distinct from the community and the others.

And what Congress ­approves can be radically different from what the President proposes.

However, it has also been shown to be radically different from Earth in other respects.

Otherwise any other form of consciousness may be radically different from that of animals.

Requirements for people who practice reflexology can be radically different from one locale to another.

Be radically transparent.

Tomorrow will be radically different.