Sentence examples for different order altogether from inspiring English sources

Barber's gauntlet, though, was of a different order altogether.

Masters's stubbornness, though, is of a different order altogether.

This matter, however, is of a different order altogether.

But McQueen's work is of a different order altogether.

But when I think about transparency, it is of a different order altogether than what has been in the news of late -- to me it means being willing to be public about our deepest values in a cultural context where our perspectives may not be recognized or understood.

But Inside Out is a of a different order of magnitude altogether.

The numbers in a sense are immaterial – each is an aggregate of individual human beings, individual histories terminated, families bereft – but in recent times international instances of mass murder have grown so exponentially that they can seem at times to belong to a different order of things altogether.

But the oppression of millions of human beings, orchestrated and abetted by national and state governments, is an atrocity of an altogether different order.

As Jeffrey Sachs said last week, the problems facing humankind in the 21st century are of an altogether different order to those that faced our forebears.

And what can it even mean to call a performance a work of genius when, of course, the genius of Bach is, in turn, an altogether different order of creation?

Major championships come with their own particular pressure but, as McDowell said, the Ryder Cup exerts pressure of an altogether different order and in the end it proved too much for the American.