Sentence examples for differently rather than from inspiring English sources

In particular, Virtua Fighter garnered praise for its simple three-button control scheme, with the game's strategy coming from the intuitively observed differences between characters that felt and acted differently rather than the more ornate combos of 2D competitors.

The lines in his abstract pieces function differently; rather than portraying the body, they can express its activity.

The president, however, views things differently; rather than election triumphs, he remembers the humiliations that befell his first cabinet.

If history had turned out differently, rather than celebrating the Queen's diamond jubilee in 2012, could have been preparing to elect their next president?

He argued it was more important to talk about what the Democrats would do differently rather than what the Republicans had done wrong.

First of all, we dressed differently — rather than blue jeans, my whole family dressed as we would have, say, for attending the theater, and I bought a set of matched luggage for the flight.

But then again, if America hadn't had Michael Phelps, Australia's results would be much better without Australia having done a single thing differently.' Rather than look at Olympic results, Morgan's analysis goes to age-group times in national and regional championships.

Had things turned out differently, Paris, rather than London, would right now be in the thrall of hosting the Olympics.

But this app does things slightly differently and rather than streaming, creates a radio station based on your music library and podcasts.

Safranal is treated slightly differently and rather than there being threshold levels for each category, samples must give a reading of 20-50 for all categories.

The artists in "Reservation X" see them differently, as preserves rather than prisons, set-aside territories whose isolation has kept otherwise endangered cultures intact and viable.