Sentence examples for dissimilar figures from inspiring English sources

The very fact of seeing two such dissimilar figures together in the presidential debate studio was a reminder of how 2016 is different.

In a sense, the bacteria thus honored are not dissimilar figures: Consider them nonentities at your peril, for actually they are major players, canny and infinitely resourceful.

Two dissimilar figures had the same idea simultaneously, so that the atrociously grandiose Concerto For Rock Group and Orchestra by Deep Purple was premiered in 1969, shortly followed by Peter Sculthorpe's Love 200, also for rock group and orchestra.

It is the early works, though, that have proved so influential, not only to composers who studied with him, utterly dissimilar figures such as Gerald Barry and Wolfgang Rihm, but those of a slightly older generation like Harrison Birtwistle, for whom Stockhausen's music offered a genuinely new way forward in the late 1950s.

For the places of equal solids are always equal but their surfaces, by reason of their dissimilar figures, are often unequal.

Indeed, the drop in likelihood was generally proportional with physical distance, such that topologies from different ends of the expression sites were most dissimilar (Figures 4 and S4).

Their meeting, on a chilly February afternoon in New York, was an experiment to see what might happen when two seemingly dissimilar public figures sit down for a frank discussion about the state of the union.

A non-monotonic variation of the length with expression is observed in Figure 2, which is strikingly dissimilar to Figure 1.

Both similar and dissimilar motives figure in the rebirth of Judaism in Düsseldorf.

Analysis of the distribution of SCA and SAP allowed us to define a cutoff score of −0.42 to distinguish SVRs as conformationally similar and dissimilar (see Figure 1).

It is inferred that Si's outward diffusion and its mixing with Al atoms are the reasons why the color of the particles in Figure 2d is dissimilar to that in Figure 2c.