Sentence examples for different to one from inspiring English sources

Take Sky's tailored advertising platform AdSmart, where data means that the ad you see on live on TV, is different to one watched next-door watching the same channel at the same time.

I've seen three separate edits (the 150 minute pre-release version that knocked me out, the 135 release cut (25 of those 30 viewings), and the Blu-Ray director's cut of 172 minutes) and all strike distinct and equally wondrous variations on the same themes, yet seem radically different to one another at a gut level.

So a politics degree at Edinburgh could be completely different to one at Sussex.

Such authors could, however different to one another, be regarded as literary staples.

He compared the US and UK editions of the book, and realised they were "quite different to one another".

They found that while the Dmanisi skulls looked different to one another, the variations were no greater than those seen among modern people and among chimps.

His view of one Rupert Murdoch was somewhat different to the one we may hear about from James.

Taking a picture is so very different to making one.

The future world will be very different to the one they are growing up in now".

"I don't think this Kevin Anderson was massively different to that one," Murray said.

It was about a world that was totally different to the one he knew.