Sentence examples for different picture to from inspiring English sources

What he found is a very different picture to that described by Isaf press releases.

The Peace Research Insitute Oslo in Norway paints a slightly different picture to ours (see map).

Photographs taken on the day of the shootings and not disclosed at trial have emerged showing there were no scratch marks, which contradicts the evidence of a struggle – a completely different picture to the one presented to the jury.

The document paints a very different picture to the one given earlier this week by the NHS chief executive, David Nicholson, and his interim head of IT, Gordon Hextall, when they appeared before parliament's public accounts committee.

"This is why we have come up from a very different picture to the Tory document, because they have included a lot of things that are much less specific, some of which Labour would say they haven't firmly signed up to and some of which we haven't got specific details or a timescale for.

By holding on to 27 constituencies, in the Guardian projection, the Lib Dems were expected to cling on to about half of its seats, thanks to a strong ground campaign and constituency polling, which showed a very different picture to the party's more modest nationwide figures.

In fact, once one looks beyond the cross-border deals, a different picture begins to emerge much closer to the endlessly forming and re-forming webs of Silicon Valley and Hollywood.

But when I watched these videos – of me singing to Layla, doing the alphabet with her, or somewhat embarrassingly trying to get her to dance to A Tribe Called Quest – a different picture started to emerge.

While some opponents of renewable energy may try to paint a different picture due to the defeat of past pro-renewables campaigns at the ballot box, it's simply not the case.

Talk to those who know Dr Allam and a very different picture begins to emerge.

These ads want you to think that constructing this pipeline is the answer to all our oil needs, but if you look closer, a different picture begins to emerge.