Sentence examples for be utterly different from from inspiring English sources

We thought the toepad-deprived beach anole should be utterly different from any of the pad-enhanced island habitat specialists.

"I think Trump does bring out in people an apocalyptic fear, as if his presidency would be utterly different from -- and more frightening than -- that of Bush, Bush, Reagan, or even Nixon," said David Greenberg, a professor of media and history at Rutgers.

What the balance was in Shakespeare's time is utterly different from what it is today.

The Rothko too is utterly different from the Pollock and the Kline.

But the effect is utterly different from the late American artist.

"Other things, while they existed, are utterly different from those used for most of human history.

The problems Network Rail has since had with electrification are "utterly different" from what HS2 has to face, Higgins insisted.

The style is utterly different from that developed by the artist in France after discovering Impressionism, and so the masterpiece does not rate as a "typical" Van Gogh.

The three books I've read so far are utterly different from each other, in tone and style, period and subject.

Her next novel — her first published novel, "Every Day Is Mother's Day" (1985) — is utterly different from "A Place of Greater Safety".

So this food is utterly different from anything that was on the menu for LudoBites 4.0 or earlier, anything that Mr. Lefebvre has offered before — and, most likely, anything that the diner has ever eaten.