Sentence examples for clearly different than from inspiring English sources

Hacker is such a loaded term … what we're doing is clearly different than LulzSec is doing".

But the way pitchers handled Greenberg early in the season was clearly different than the way they approached him as Ruth's record came into view.

Payton's situation is clearly different than Steinbrenner's, not least because a football coach's effect on the day-to-day operations of a team is far greater than that of a baseball owner's.

As Easter vacation -- which was last week -- approached though, the tenor of the parking lot was clearly different than before, said students, most of whom did not want to give their names -- a reflection of the mood of unease at the school.

Hacker is such a loaded term … what we're doing is clearly different than LulzSec is doing". If you're a Facebook or Twitter user you may recognise Tweets and status updates, such as these currently aimed at people in Syria with censured and monitored web access: "ATTENTION PEOPLE OF #SYRIA — Let the world know!

You should aim to make your business name unique, distinctive, and clearly different than existing trademarks.

This Late Neolithic habitation shows a clearly different pattern than earlier coastal settlement, and suggests a shift in subsistence strategy towards agriculture and animal husbandry.

A first screening of the results was done to check for participants with clearly different judgments than the majority.

Dutch children are familiar with the term bullying (in Dutch: 'pesten'); it is a common term and has a clearly different content than teasing (in Dutch: 'plagen').

Some intercorrelations were very high where we did not expect this, such as between SF-36 Vitality (measuring fatigue, as indicated by the very high correlation with NCSI Fatigue) and SF-36 General Health, Mental Health and Social Functioning, which are clearly different concepts than fatigue.

Overlap for primary outcomes, however, was high and most of the newer meta-analyses did not study any more clearly different outcomes than those already covered by older ones.