Sentence examples for differed sharply from those from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hardy, who is from the same folk lineage that spawned Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan, had a perspective on the attack and the preparations for a bellicose response that differed sharply from those of commentators on CNN.

On foreign policy, Goldwater's beliefs differed sharply from those of his opponent, who advocated limited involvement in Vietnam, maintaining that he would not send "American boys nine or ten thousand miles from home to do what Asian boys ought to be doing for themselves".

These rates differed sharply from those seen in the more typical cross-section of community elders as seen in the COLLAGE sample.

Such a roster differed sharply from the generally homogeneous fare found in popular picture magazines like Life and Look.

And he also differed sharply from the Bloomsbury cult of personal relations as the key to life.

The city's mix of taxes differed sharply from the mix in the rest of the state, the study said.

Mr. Morales's reported comments to investigators differed sharply from the tone he set at his parole hearing in 2002, when he expressed remorse and spoke of his hopes.

Mr. Seipel said he attributed Mr. Putin's sensitivity to a "Soviet style" that differed sharply from the Western practice of putting political families on public display.

(In this, it differed sharply from the Bushnell columns, which had a chilly, fin-de-siecle judgmentalism that never really showed up on the show).

His claim also differed sharply from the mosaicist position of Elliot Smith, who held that hominization began with an enlarged cranial capacity.

Abraham Lincoln, from Mukunda's perspective, was the ultimate unfiltered President — an outsider during a time of crisis whose decisions differed sharply from the ones his heavily filtered Secretary of State, William Henry Seward, would have made.