Sentence examples for different from familiar from inspiring English sources

On the surface, it seems no different from familiar rural scenes at home, yet there is something ­unmistakably, ­irrepressibly French about it.

As a result, analyses may occasionally seem different from familiar methods, while at other times they can seem familiar but have subtle differences with important implications.

The present findings not only reveal the independence from the hippocampus of some perirhinal systems associated with recognition memory, but also show how novel stimuli engage hippocampal subfields in qualitatively different ways from familiar stimuli.

Smooth muscle is different from the familiar sort that cloaks bones and enables bodily movement.

This is a special property of light itself, which is different from a familiar object like a brick," since light is a wave with no mass.

But as Mr. Garcia-Roza makes clear, Espinosa works in a third world environment fundamentally different from that familiar to readers of police books in the United States and Europe.

"The important point is that the networks are very different from our familiar model systems," said Dr. Mark Newman, a mathematician at the Santa Fe Institute.

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In this bifurcated environment, conversations with New Yorkers suggest a newly cleaved view of the city, quite different from the familiar, friendly uptown-downtown competition that has so long been part of the New York experience.

What Betzer and Levine have done is substantial, and substantially different from the familiar run of low-budget genre films that come out, sometimes to acclaim (I'm thinking, for instance, of "Blue Ruin" and the forthcoming teen horror film "It Follows"), films that have their merits but that fit into genre without reflecting on or transforming it.

Handelsbanken could hardly be more different from the familiar British banking model.