Sentence examples for being rather different from from inspiring English sources

GIANT PANDAS are well known for being rather different from other bears.

The needs of a language-teaching chatbot are rather different from other applications, and a big difference is that it's not only OK, but entirely necessary, for the chatbot to gently guide you through what you should say.

The taxonomic diversity dynamics of the fossil floras of the Pennine Basin are rather different from those seen in South Wales, probably due to differences in landscape and habitat, which in turn probably reflect the different tectonic settings.

Third, their morphology appears to be rather different from the morphology of the CPE primary cultures: cells differed in size and did not display a typical "cobblestone-like" appearance of the CPE in primary cultures.

The checkpoint outside Kabul today is rather different from what it was three years ago.

And it's rather different from the work you've done previously… The motion-capture is.

Plainly, Frankenstein is rather different from, and much more complex than, its subsequent reinterpretations.

This is rather different from the book of letters between your parents during the war.

Walliams's feelings about his fanmail are rather different from those of other celebrities.

David Hurry Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex My experience was rather different from Chris Seidel (Letters, 1 December).

Standing in a darkened basement in King's Cross is rather different from being plunged into darkness at Tate Britain.