Sentence examples for but rather different from from inspiring English sources

This pattern is similar to that of some Asian populations, but rather different from the western populations where abdominal obesity was the most common factor in both sexes [ 5, 6, 23].

They've always liked village life, but this is rather different from what they've left behind.

There's almost always some basis for numbers that get quoted, but it's often rather different from what is claimed.

I'm much looking forward to the new psychological thriller by Nicci French, but will expect something rather different from a book signed by either Nicci Gerrard or Sean French.

The iPhone's design is iconic but the final version looked rather different from early designs.

But she returned to a broadcaster rather different from the one she unexpectedly quit in 2002 in join Sky.

What it will exactly involve remains a mystery, but it should be intriguing, and rather different from Tame Impala's own set.

He wants to be a reforming Justice Secretary- but his plans for reform are rather different from those that his party might have hoped for.

I guess Skolkovo near Moscow could be deemed bigger, but they also do nuclear and space there, so rather different from pure tech startups.

But his latest work, The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner, promises to be rather different from anything we've heard from him before.

But while Kingsley had a scientific sensibility, what he construed from nature was rather different from Darwin, who probably moved away from a view of the world and universe as being God-centred.