Sentence examples for be rather different at from inspiring English sources
Humpty Dumpty may well be rather different at the end of its run, in late January, than it is at its beginning.
However, when they married they became the property of their husbands: as did all of their previously singly owned property (note that this applies to England and Wales, the laws in Scotland were rather different at the time).
Theory 2 was not meant to be critical or even a self-assessment, though my background as a social entrepreneur and sociologist seemed like it would be rather different than at least the plurality of other participants.
Judgements of what was considered an adverse event and what was preventable in 2012, at the time of their third major record review, may well be rather different from those in 2004, at the time of their first review.
But Russia is not the West, and in the course of interviewing dozens of people in Russia about their views on Putin in the last month, I found that the perception of the man is rather different when looked at through the prism of Russia's own culture.
The Czech Republic's worry since the summer has been rather different: no functioning government at all.
However, the features of the asymmetric COO /amide II region at 1600 1500 cm–1 were rather different, e.g., the appearance of a negative peak at 1543 cm–1 and the decrease and increase in the intensity of the 1569 and 1506 cm 1 bands, respectively.
But predicting a rosy future for a well-managed company with a remarkably dominant position in its niche is rather different from valuing the firm at a hundred times last year's profit data.
