Sentence examples for different creature entirely from inspiring English sources

"Blackstar" is a different creature entirely.

Derby hats are a different creature entirely: big, bold and beautiful.

Mr. Flórez is a different creature entirely: a dedicated bel canto specialist, fluent in scales, runs and fancywork far beyond Pavarotti's comfort zone.

Their most dramatic discovery is a manuscript in Rebecca's own hand, a letter to the future that reveals her to be a different creature entirely from the bad witch described by Maxim -- and by du Maurier.

There's no one comparable to Bill Murray's Peter Venkman, for example, and while McKinnon's off-kilter Holtzmann clearly occupies the "Egon" role played by the late, great Harold Ramis, she's a different creature entirely.

Credit Mad Men for rekindling nostalgia for the 1950s and 60s if you must, but The Aviation Cocktail, a dramatic thriller that's cast, crewed, and filmed in Colorado and Nebraska during that era looks to be a different creature entirely.

When we visited the Pittsburgh lab that created the snake robot, however, we were greeted by a different beast entirely: a six-legged creature that looked like a metal insect or crustacean — albeit one roughly the size of a small dog, with a serpentine head that periscopes above its square body.

A carbon tax is an entirely different creature.

At restaurants, chocolate pudding was an entirely different creature, one that had nothing to do with Grandma.

Motoyuki Shibata, a translator, scholar, and professor at Tokyo University, told me that American fiction becomes an entirely different creature in an alien habitat when presented to Japanese readers.

At the same time, Azzedine Alaïa was making his tiny, tourniquet-tight L.B.D.'s for an entirely different creature: the Lycra-wearing gym bunny.