Sentence examples for certainly different to from inspiring English sources

It was certainly different to what was being done before I started, no question about that.

Writing for theatre is certainly different to writing an essay or any other kind of fiction or prose: it's physical.

She is certainly different to the more run-of-the-mill pop fodder that usually feeds the X Factor machine.

"It is certainly different to have the Supreme Court selecting the person being sworn in," said Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas, who plans to attend the swearing-in but not any of the other activities.

In this regard he is certainly different to Divock Origi - whose impressive form prior to sustaining an ankle injury last month is one of the reasons Sturridge has found himself often watching on since returning to action in February - but not necessarily less effective.

"You have to free your mind from the weight of such a series," said Hertha midfielder Peter Niemeyer, 27. "We're a different team to two or three years ago, and certainly different to the team of more than 30 years ago".

I didn't have too much time to actually test out anything substantial but the physical design is certainly different enough to draw some attention.

But it certainly looks different to this old-timer.

This certainly is different to the 20th century.

It is certainly very different to the exquisite baroque churches of Rome that must have caught his eye in books of engravings.

Fabregas is certainly very different to Adams, but Wenger remains convinced that the presence of a bossy motivator is not a prerequisite for success.