Sentence examples for different from the formal from inspiring English sources

"When they first appeared, the Lonely Planet guides offered something completely different from the formal Michelin and Frommer's that catered to the older, richer traveller," Sitch told us.

By 2010, he had opened a place of his own around the corner from Checkpoint Charlie, Restaurant Tim Raue, but he wanted it to be different from the formal, classical, French-influenced dining rooms that he believed were draining the joy out of German fine dining.

Since the students, the curriculum and teaching methods in non-formal education are quite different from the formal system, the teachers and supervisors should be more rigorously trained.

33 34 Private sector providers have training, incentives, backgrounds, and population served that are different from the formal public sector, so extrapolating directly from public sector data to the private sector is unwise.

He moves the story of "Cries and Whispers" from the late 19th century to today, which gives his production (designed by Jan Versweyveld) a far different look from the formal elegance in Bergman's movie — the grand manor house, the full-length gowns — which was powerfully contrasted with the ugly physical realities of death.

This is quite different from the abstract formal systems that logicians study.

Our results defined 7 well-supported groups for a new, cladistic classification of pteropodids, in several points different from the last formal classification by Bergmans [ 14].

"If this is true, it raises fundamental questions about why a review the CIA conducted internally years ago and never provided to the committee is so different from the CIA's formal written response to the committee's study," he added.

The odds of being a khat chewer/non-khat chewer among respondents with a primary education were not different from the respondents with no formal schooling (odds ratio: 1.091; 95% CI: 0.518, 2.300).

These meetings do not only reflect the need to discuss issues in a format that is different from the WHA process, where formal statements by delegates restrict what can be said, but they also provide ministers of health a platform on which they can position themselves more proactively and politically than in the formal WHA sessions.

Many pregnant women seek care from different sources aside the formal health sector.