Sentence examples for different from the question from inspiring English sources
That's very different from the question of whether it's necessary or even desirable.
The question of how race affects polling is of course different from the question of how it affects the vote.
"This is very different from the question of what taxes the state assesses directly," Mr. de Blasio told reporters in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where he was touring an after-school program.
She declined to say, though she did sensibly observe that it would be "a dumb law" and that "the question of whether it's a dumb law is different from the question of whether it's constitutional".
In questions addressed to an oracle, found at Oxyrhynchus and dating from the late 3rd century ce, the inquiries "Am I to become ambassador?" and "Am I to become a senator?" are not very different from the question "Am I to become bankrupt"?
And one of the questions I'd ask opponents of same-sex marriage, which is the hot-button gay issue of the moment, isn't so different from the question I just raised about that 1963 Times article: what's the signal being sent to gay people?
The questions the Ukrainian students are asking are not radically different from the questions my own students on this side of the Atlantic ask when we read Tony's work.
Of course, the question of what an outside observer may infer from another person's use of moral language, for example that what a person finds good is something in which she anticipates pleasure or that makes her more powerful, is different from the questions of what a person using moral language takes that language to mean or what Spinoza takes moral language to mean.
What struck me the most is that I realized that the questions that are important at the beginning of the relationship are very different from the questions -- and answers -- necessary to keep that love going once you are in the trenches.
