Sentence examples for become not so different from inspiring English sources

Gwathmey's modernism, by then, had become not so different from what a Georgian manse was in the nineteen-twenties: a symbol of refinement and sophistication more than of cutting-edge sensibility.

Yes, high school football has become not so different than college or the pros.

Here I become not so dignified.

You become not so innocent.

Hornby's first young adult novel, about a boy who is forced to become a man, is not so different from his other novels, about men who are essentially boys.

Their essence is not so different from the elegant canvases and sculptures that have become his trademark.

They become ways for me to talk about memory and the past, and how the living dead in the book are not so different from the uninfected.

"We are not so different.

The candidates are really not so different".

Maybe sometimes they are not so different.

Not so different from Sheffield, then.