Sentence examples for different by from inspiring English sources

Difference is different by (or because of) itself (Sophist 259a b, with 255e and 258b c).

Sports leagues and their players associations are different by definition.

Of course we're different, by race, by creed.

We in the West should know different by now.

The state could look very different by 2015.

Britain's position in Europe and the future of the union will all look different by then.

Still, markets remain nervous, and the situation could look different by next year.

Every poem is different, by a little or by a lot, when it is read aloud.

It's hard to imagine the picture being radically different by year's end.

It's possible the game will look very different by the time it comes out.

A new one has "something completely different" by billing a Monty Python feature.