Sentence examples for different from the young from inspiring English sources
We older folk are different from the young people.
I told him that he didn't look very different from the young man in the picture.
The young people in your office aren't so very different from the young Grant Hill at Duke.
The amazing thing is that many of the comments about his character and personality in his adult years are not much different from the young man I knew!
Your friend in the North Tower who was fixated on the prices on the computer screen when the first plane struck was as different from the young man with his eyes glued to that plane's instrument panel as one ambitious young man can be from another.
With Tame Impala and AC/DC, Australia has a lock on the top of the bill on Friday night, but Parker's saucer-eyed fellow-travelers couldn't be more different from the Young brothers' down-and-dirty mob – though Parker says onstage how much he's looking forward to seeing them: "I've waited my whole life".
"Our philosophy is completely different from the new young people moving in, and it sometimes causes a little rift," she said, noting that noise levels and trash accumulation were among her concerns.
"We are different from the younger generation 20 years ago," Mr. Tang said, alluding to the generation defined, and scarred, by the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations at Tiananmen Square.
The morbidity and mortality figures for elective procedures are not different from the younger age population and favourable long-term outcome can be achieved by resectional surgery [ 3].
