Sentence examples for different order than from inspiring English sources

When did I know that sci-fi was of a different order than, say, "Oliver Twist"?

"This action is of a different order than the typical environmental case," Aiken wrote.

But his personal takings from his fraud were of a totally different order than those of Skilling.

It's as if she is living her life in a different order than other people, she said.

He added, "Considering the nature of the threat, I think the bravery involved is probably of a different order than in the past".

His great feat being the first to run a mile in under four minutes was of a different order than, say, Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak or Wilt Chamberlain's hundred-point night.

We postulate that a larger difference in recession behaviors will occur between hillslopes from different orders than between those from the same order.

It has the key property that a different ordering than that of the reference order will be accepted as an alternative order only when the RH data is informative enough.

Both Plato and Aristotle understood Parmenides as perhaps the first to have developed the idea that apprehension of what is unchanging is of a different order epistemologically than apprehension of things subject to change.

Some of the movements are in a different order​ than listeners may expect, but all the favorite melodies are intact, Most ballet companies do cut the music somewhat, as the full score would take about three hours to play.

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.