Sentence examples for entirely different issue from inspiring English sources

That is an entirely different issue".

Mr. Chetwynd said the blacklist was an entirely different issue from his conservative political views or Kramer's liberal views.

Zero tolerance for violence If a spouse becomes violent, "that's an entirely different issue," said Dr. Schlossberg.

Of course, what action he will take if he starts receiving voice mail from Purposes L. Xylophonist is an entirely different issue.

Commentators often quote statistics on initial residency rulings, without acknowledging that most unresolved disputes centre on maintaining the agreed contact – an entirely different issue.

"But if what they're doing is, in fact, propping up the Assad regime," John Kirby, a State Department spokesman, said on Monday, "then that's an entirely different issue altogether, because it is the Assad regime that has been a magnet for extremists inside Syria".

The decision today does not explicitly deal with that case, and Italian officials said immediately after it was announced that their measure involved entirely different issues.

Based on the legal philosophy of property rights, actors repeatedly stressed that "compensation for resettlement" and "the adjustment of property relations" were two entirely different issues.

Spade (1987, p. 32) claimed that their real focus was generally on entirely different theoretical issues, and that the role of the fallacy thus became purely "honorary," preserving the authority of Aristotle.

Such an increase would raise an entirely different set of issues, and would be a mistake.

It, too, would require an emergency operation, but there would be no life-threatening hemorrhage and an entirely different set of issues to consider post-operatively.