Sentence examples for even more different from from inspiring English sources

But his situation was even more different from what a regular election-night concession would have been.

It left Scotland with a religious pattern even more different from that of England than it had been in 1815.

Traditional Arabic analysis is unsurprisingly different from traditional western grammar (typically based on Greek and Latin), and even more different from modern syntax, post-Chomsky.

Being without a Beijing hukou made the migrants feel even more different from others.

The PNG training program is very different from the Australasian and even more different from the US programs.

If the image is sliced into even smaller slices, the reconstructed image would be even more different from the original image.

The bullpen, it's even more different.

Cantonese and Mandarin are, for example, often classified as "dialects" of Chinese, even though they are more different from each other than Swedish is from Norwegian.

"The three evening newscasts have become more different from one another than at any time I can remember," said Bill Wheatley, who worked at NBC News for 30 years and now teaches at Columbia.

They found smaller MMN responses for a deviant stimulus that was not a native-language vowel, even though it was acoustically more different from the standard than a non-native stimulus.

Even the theatrics couldn't be more different from last year.