Sentence examples for different from lived from inspiring English sources

But perception of course can be quite different from lived reality, particularly in politics.

Thus "expected time" can be different from "lived time", where the days and nights are diverse, some terrible, others welcoming, others without identity but all intrinsically offering some quality of life.

But the Malloys — now the Riches — may find that living in the big house isn't always that different from living in the Big House.

Marriages, of course, are different from living together - they usually last longer.

"It's very different from living in academia in Oxford," she once said of the turn in her fortunes.

Living in the middle of the country is very different from living in the middle of nowhere.

"If you live, say, on Second Avenue in the 90's, that will be different from living on Fifth Avenue in the 60's.

The album's persistently cheery idea is living as if you were going to die soon, which is different from living as if you wanted to die soon.

"But it's not very different from living in a square house," Mrs. Meindersma said, as her husband tried to keep the toddler from deconstructing the architect's model too exuberantly.

Living or working in Times Square, in other words, is not much different from living or working anywhere else in New York, a place where the slender but real possibility of dramatic violence exists against the backdrop of a sparkling record of safety.

Every surface in the house glass, water, the handcrafted textiles that replace curtains, even parts of the garden could potentially become a screen for art.If it all sounds too much, Mrs Kramlich points out that living with media art is really no different from living with fixed-image art.