Sentence examples for does differ from from inspiring English sources

But Calico does differ from its young cousins in some crucial ways.

But Cameron does differ from the old Tory pragmatists in one big way.

What does differ from country to country, however, and can be seriously debilitating in itself, is the fear of crime.

He does differ from many of his peers in his stance on gun control, immigration and homosexuality.

Britain, with some 28% of the population renting overall, does differ from places such as France (37% renting), or Austria (where some 42% rent).

The age-qualification criterion is perfectly clear – Premier League and Championship sides must name six players in their starting XI who were under 21 at the end of June – but it does differ from that for Under-23/Development squad football, which those players play week-to-week.

(A Microsoft spokeswoman said ClearType did differ from Free and Clear but offered no details).

What did differ from the first programme was the extent to which Robinson threw his weight about.

Although the paintings do differ from one another, it's hard to tell the sin by its surface.

The paintings do differ from one another, but it isn't easy to tell the sin by its surface.

Still, I do differ from the Commissioners in a couple of areas: its treatment of monetary policy and economics.