Sentence examples for be rather different for from inspiring English sources

'If you don't have a definite purpose, whether it's buying or selling movies or writing about them, you'll be one of the people who come back and says, "God it's a terrible place, it's so vulgar and snobby and French".' But this year will be rather different for Woolley who is unveiling his directorial debut, Stoned, about the last days of Rolling Stone Brian Jones.

These parameters are interrelated and may be rather different for different applications.

It is rather different for Kaymer.

It was rather different for Delevingne and for her sister, and fellow model, Poppy.

Mr Smithers runs his own firm.Things are rather different for Bill Fleckenstein, who runs a hedge fund at his firm, Fleckenstein Capital.

His legacy for the rest of us is rather different, for we live now in an epistolary universe; our working lives largely conducted through correspondence.

It was rather different for Lily, who soon had her first No 1 single (with Smile), and the first of two hit albums.

With the match demonstrating England's biggest challenge of the 2014 campaign to date, the situation is rather different for the Poles, as they cannot qualify for the play-offs following their defeat to Ukraine on Friday night.

The euro appears thus to meet Mr Frieden's third and fourth criteria, and this has helped to win it a substantial place in international financial markets.Unreserved approval?The story is rather different for official reserves.

Partly as a result of this detachment from the centre of power in Vienna, Austrians never perceived Galicia as part of their shared cultural heritage; even today some see it more as an exotic outpost of the sunken Habsburg empire.The view was rather different for Poles and Ukrainians, in particular in southern Poland and western Ukraine.

That behaviour is rather different for those samples fabricated in malonic acid under the same anodization conditions.