Sentence examples for be too different from from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin may want Kaliningrad not to be too different from its neighbours, but it also wants it not to be too different from other Russian regions.

People on the whole don't want their kids to be too different from the norm.

Then again, these roles are unlikely to be too different from each other.

The extraterrestrials may be too different from us to communicate with usefully.

They were also considered to be too different from modern humans to be their ancestors.

Although harder to sustain in more buttoned-up 1950s Britain than in 2013, Ken and Hazel's relationship may not be too different from many transgender people's experience today.

"It was too different from where I grew up.

Those remote peoples, she said, are too different from modern populations to make sound comparisons.

Some feel her line is too different from others in the genre to qualify.

Apple says the architecture of the new program is too different from the old one.

But he has concluded that dialogue isn't the answer, because we're too different from the machines.