Sentence examples for entirely different point from inspiring English sources

Indeed, its final moments were so sublime in their surprising reflections on all that had come before that I came away wanting to watch the entire series all over again from what would now be an entirely different point of view.

"For us, it is important from an entirely different point of view.

The dressing room is a site of particular interest just now, a time of year that may look and feel like summer but that in fact is an entirely different point in the retail calendar.

Taking an entirely different point of view from broadcast executives, Chris Albrecht, HBO's president for original programming, said he believed that the difficulty with "Wonderland" was that it did not go far enough.

The USA Trafficc" follows the template laid out by the British mini-series, which Mr. Soderbergh borrowed for his movie -- four interconnected, cross-cutting story lines -- to make an entirely different point.

It's important, before anyone attacks Rawls for posting the drafts (this is distinct from his views on their contents), to consider that panel report drafts at various stages of preparation have been leaked in the past by people with entirely different points of view.

Last year, he presided over successful fashion collections at not one, not two, but three entirely different price points, with entirely separate customers.

But now, in a surprising coincidence, two groups of researchers working from entirely different starting points have converged on a mutated gene involved in another aspect of Alzheimer's disease: the immune system's role in protecting against the disease.

There are a total of 30 cheater squares, but I give it a pass because Mr. Buckley is using them to make an entirely different and valid point.

Akron's tournament hopes took a big hit on Thursday, too, but for an entirely different reason: its point guard was arrested on marijuana trafficking charges.

Studies [ 27] have shown that ethical aspects have often been treated in a theoretical manner, whereas empirical practice can be entirely different from theoretical points of departure.