Sentence examples for different spirit from from inspiring English sources

"We go into this final in a slightly different spirit from 12 months ago," says McCall.

With all the focus on mix-but-don't-match, there was quite a different spirit from Daniele Cavalli, who sent his father Roberto's Cavalli line sky high.

The second treaty between France and the Allies, of Nov. 20, 1815, was signed in an altogether different spirit from the first.

Although some Britons, such as Mr Garton Ash, take the threat of a recurrence of war in Europe seriously, the British have generally approached the Union in a very different spirit from the French and Germans.

It aligns with the figurative panels and screens that can be traced to her first public exhibit in 1913 and the first published feature on her, in British Vogue, of 1917; it has an altogether different spirit from that evidenced in reductionist features such as the 'brick' wall panelling and screens that gave the Suzanne Talbot apartment so radically modern a character.

In a different spirit from the object-detection methods mentioned earlier, [ 39, 40] reduce the number of sample evaluations by successively excluding regions of the image with a branch-and-bound scheme.

They want to collect eight different spirit signatures from eight different life forms why eight is never explained, just go with it to complete a wave form that should, as if by magic, neutralize the phantom signatures and they'll all just disappear.

"There is another film in its place, using some of its footage but with a different spirit… This is the soundtrack from the lost film, an audio relic of the special film that once was".

With the method developed here, we could clearly distinguish the AS of different spirit samples within a wide linear range from 10% vol to 100% vol directly by "naked eye" with the help of UV-lamp (365 nm).

"It's a whole different spirit," Ms. Pineda later explained.

That's a different spirit to the spirit that we're used to.