Sentence examples for be wholly different from from inspiring English sources

Equality: "If you deny any affinity with another person or kind of person, if you declare it to be wholly different from yourself--as men have done to women, and class has done to class, and nation has done to nation--you may hate it, or deify it; but in either case you have denied its spiritual equality, and its human reality.

To be a radical is wholly different from believing in progress.

"You'll hear idioms that are wholly different from the Greek.

This is wholly different from the plan of the tenement house".

My gut told me that your "Love you x" sign off from the airport was wholly different from the one I had sent you two years ago.

But, they say, long-established herbal compounds, whose worth has been proven over generations, are wholly different from Aids "cures" conjured up in less than a decade.

On the cusp of his Harry Potter adventure, Mr. Newell knows that the new film is wholly different from anything he has tried before.

The fifth section, meanwhile, is wholly different from all the others; it concerns (yes, really) a centuries-long battle between two tribes of immortal beings.

The thing that trips you up, and certainly tripped up Bush, is the assumption that, if you win, somehow you can then embark on an agenda that is wholly different from the one you campaigned on".

Then again, perhaps it is no surprise, if the dinner convinced each figure that his infatuated expectation that the other man was wholly different from his public persona had no basis in his actual personality.

The current crop of the so-called "soldiers" involved with warring criminal factions in the city are wholly different from the initial wave of gangsters that first brought hard drugs into Ireland in the early 1980s.