Sentence examples for different from the posed from inspiring English sources

Yundi found the screen shots to be very natural, in a way that was different from the posed pictures they took while they were out on dates.

The challenges posed by children's health issues, for which the CHNHRI was originally developed, may be substantially different from those posed by zoonoses.

I also think that [Isis] poses a risk that is very different from the risks posed by terrorists in those two countries.

It's not entirely different from the threat posed by creeps filming strangers on the train, or the invasive nature of most party photography and that's not to say the footage didn't look great.

The poses Zink taught were sometimes similar, but often different from the poses known in Indian hatha yoga.

More recently, the northern Sinai Peninsula, long a relatively lawless zone, has become a dark reminder of the failure of Egypt's military and security services to address a new generation of threats, different from any posed by Israeli forces before the 1979 peace accords.

It doesn't make their lives worth more, but it does make them different from the deaths you posed.

Mr Berlusconi said Gaddafi's threats were different from the risk of reprisals posed by the killing of Osama bin Laden.

Of course directing actors is different from posing models in advertisements or on the runway; actors talk and, often, talk back.

Mr. Pataki said working with Mr. Lattimore was vastly different from posing for his wax likeness for Madame Tussaud's in 2000.

The combination of many gene expression profile datasets from different sources poses the problem of the batch effect, i.e. the systematic differences between batches (groups) of samples in microarray experiments due to purely technical reasons.