Sentence examples for different picture than from inspiring English sources

"I give them a completely different picture than they thought they would have".

"The picture of the world that Tate Modern is able to paint in 2016 is a very different picture than the picture with which we opened in 2000".

Only now it was also a championship spotlight, perspiration dotting his brow, a much warmer and very different picture than the frosted cheeks that lit up Green Bay two weeks earlier.

The study of cash flow often paints a very different picture than profits, says Rehnberg.A former partner at Coopers and Lybrand, Dunn grew up on the manufacturing floor of his father's specialty parts company.

"There is the ability for people to come and go freely in the community and I think it's quite a different picture than that which has been painted by some of the advocates, but, as I say, that's understandable because it is a very emotional space".

The vehicle-on-vehicle crash data paints a very different picture than the overall data.

For the North American version, the speed of the arm switching was increased and some power-ups were altered; the game mode called "Free" was removed; and the Gallery was given a modified interface and different pictures than those from the Japanese version.

And if we look at the "dramatic" increase since 2007, a rather different picture emerges than one Andrews would suggest wherein the major problem is the growth of people on disability support pensions (DSP) and Newstart: Seventy-one percent of the increase in welfare payments from 2007 to 2012 was in age pension payments.

One is the recent opening, 10 blocks north, of "Oklahoma!," the revived 1943 musical in which Rodgers and Hammerstein presented a far different picture of America than Arthur Miller ever has.

A country's MPI is the product of both the breadth of poverty (the proportion of people whose score is over 33%) and its depth (the average score of the poor).This broader brush paints a different picture of hardship than narrower measures based only on income or consumption.

But it did present a very different picture of engagement than what was actually taking place.