Sentence examples for different creature from from inspiring English sources

Ibuprofen, paracetamol, antihistamine... .. Apart from the legality (and the lingo), the street-corner pusher isn't an altogether different creature from the office dealer.

Indeed Michael, who conceals a penchant for violence beneath an outward patina of cuddliness, is not such a different creature from Tony.

To be clear, what I call the accomplished child is a very different creature from the born or cultivated genius, and equally different from the aspiring superstar.

It is a tricky balance to strike.Ms Ahrendts cautions that the "millennial customer" is a different creature from the 20th-century luxury-lover.

The fabulously-dressed show-off of autumn/winter 2015 is a different creature from the hard-nosed, designer-clad fashion mean-girl of old, who would have sold her grandmother for a front row seat.

Anyway, the gore is plentiful, the tone is inconsistent, and by the end only one thing is undeniably clear: "Mockingbird Lane" is a very different creature from "The Munsters".

But these companies are very different creatures from their forebears.

"They're different creatures from you or me," he said later.

THE barons of high-tech like to think of themselves as very different creatures from the barons of Wall Street.

Or is it some sort of a comment being made to the effect that it is dangerous these days to insist that boys are totally different creatures from girls?

We might now have neurological proof that artists actually are different creatures from everyone else on the planet.