Sentence examples for could be any different from inspiring English sources

It never occurred to me that things could be any different.

We had lived like this day by day, not imagining life could be any different once Lejna was born.

"There's going to have to be a wild finish in the Daytona 500, and I don't see how it could be any different," Waltrip said.

'Not that you could be any different.' When we first meet Francie, he is hiding under a hole in a hedge while the inhabitants of his small County Monaghan town scour the country for him 'on account of what I done on Mrs Nugent'.

It's hard to imagine how it could be any different.

But the critics do not address how military commissions could be any different.

"I don't think their situations could be any more different," the ESPN analyst Patrick McEnroe said.

Early results suggest she was killed by a "serious underlying medical condition" – this could be any number of different things, from a weak heart to lung disease.

Vukcevic felt that "as the finale approaches you are led to believe that the murderer could be any one of several different people - not any easy thing to pull off convincingly.

While the mother plant is P28, the father could be any of the dozens of different varieties grown on the field.

If the PRD is missing, it could be any disease, and therefore it is different from PRD unknown.