Sentence examples for different from and from inspiring English sources

They were completely different from and far better than the usual canned or jarred kind.

Plainly, Frankenstein is rather different from, and much more complex than, its subsequent reinterpretations.

In what ways is the 2004 election year different from, and similar to, 1992?

The best of them trigger feelings different from and quite alien to our normal experience.

As a result, the EP is both significantly different from and reassuringly similar to his early musical forays.

This was a quality different from and rarer than physical courage.

Coming from southern Europe, Mauro Bruni was considered different from, and less desirable than, an immigrant from northern Europe.

They also view undergraduate debt as materially different from — and more threatening than — graduate- or professional-school debt, which ranges between $50,000 and $150,000 a student.

Argentina and Brazil have always been South America's odd couple, as different from and as suspicious of each other as the French and the Germans once were.

But at least some of them seem to have wiring and reflexes different from, and less predictable than, those of the bureaucrats who normally run the industry.

Whatever use we make of sorting, the process itself is very different from -- and often incompatible with -- the goal of helping students to learn.