Sentence examples for both feel different from from inspiring English sources

Again, the idea is that dreams are hallucinatory because dreaming feels exactly like perceiving, but unfolds independently of an appropriate external stimulus source, and because both feel different from imagining or daydreaming.

"I don't feel different from anyone.

Does making art feel different from choosing trousers?

In addition, languages just feel different from one another - some feel poetic while others feel brutal.

Nourishment carries connotations, from infancy, that make stopping it feel different from rejecting medical machinery.

And, hopefully, she will not feel different from the other children.

What's more, the dynamic does feel different from recent crises.

Driving home to Estes Park, Colo., Caldwell, 33, said the route did feel different from others.

The latest attacks feel different from the killings at the Charlie Hebdo offices in January.

Undulating canopies and palm trees make it feel different from other city metro lines.

From the inside of a cubicle, for 16 hours a day, summer may not feel different from the other seasons.