Sentence examples for different than ever from inspiring English sources

"In these past several days, our shows have been different than ever before," said Mark A. Zakharov, artistic director of the renowned Lenkom theater in central Moscow.

Mahmoud Wadi, 60, a retired English teacher, said the mood on this Catastrophe Day was palpably different than ever before -- more defiant than mournful despite a steadily mounting death toll in the eighth month of an uprising against Israel.

Needless to say, what I'm looking for today is a lot different than ever before.

Because the American public is more diverse and different than ever before, this is why Facebook's play in the job board marketplace is so appealing.

But it's clear that Altidore is a different player than ever before.

"We're in a different situation than ever before, and the tools we are using are entirely new," said Lyle E. Gramley, a former Fed governor who now works at the Potomac Research Group, an investment advisory firm.

Liam Harbinson, CEO of Paralympics Ireland, says this year's Irish team will receive unprecedented levels of support from the Irish Sports Council and Sport NI. "This is at a whole different level than ever before," Harbinson told BBC Sport NI. "To support the team in Beijing about 80 to 100 people travelled out to China.

Now you can!" For dedicated gamers, this scenario just became possible in a different way than ever before.

There's been two wars, the collapse of the economy, 9/11, and women in America are wildly different now than ever before -- this really hasn't been explored on this level before.

The population's opportunity to be sedentary, rather than active, has increased, and children, adolescents and adults are spending more time in front of different screens than ever. 1 2 The negative health effects of sedentary behaviour are a case for concern, especially during childhood and adolescence, a vulnerable time of life.

"I don't feel any different than I ever have," he said.