Sentence examples for different apart from inspiring English sources

People are wishing for something different apart from the wind, storms and rain".

Side-by-side they look barely any different apart from a bigger screen – 5.5in to the older 5.1in – and the back now has rounded edges.

Paul, who is now 45, is no different apart from, perhaps, the fact that he has turned to painting football stadiums to help ease the anxiety.

What's different, apart from the historic shift of wealth and power back to Asia – a restoration of normality as it was before 1500?

"Nothing was that much different apart from the fact that we didn't walk down to St. Swithins Lane," said Simon Weeks, director of precious metals and foreign exchange at ScotiaMocatta, a unit of the Bank of Nova Scotia.

Sporting organisations are different: apart from a few office buildings (plus a museum, in the case of the IOC) and a few administrators, their assets are symbolic and intangible.

Much, not least clanship, sets the different groups apart.

Laws of purity, especially those pertaining to diet, kept different groups apart.

More likely than "loneliness" is the sense of self as different and apart, feelings not limited to Americans.

He could do other ones, in different colors apart from gray, he could do — " "Exactly," she said.

They yearned for something different, something apart from what was too accurately called, by the mid-1980s, classic rock.