Sentence examples for excellent different from from inspiring English sources

Writing for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Liz Smith gave another positive review, calling the album "excellent, different from anything [Madonna] has ever attempted", and listing the Sondheim songs as highlights.

ID0686782 added: "The Lew Griffin books were excellent – and very different from Drive, which most people probably know him for".

I didn't have one vegetable that was less than excellent or very different from the last, from the cold salad of green lentils, onions and jalapeño with ginger, garlic and lemon to the green beans, carrots, potatoes, green peppers, cabbage and onions that reminds me of my mother's accompaniments to pot roast -- except for the seasonings of garlic, ginger and tomatoes.

Also in the "Excellent" category but very different from Oliva is L'Escale in Greenwich (500 Steamboat Road; (203 661-4600).

Choosing where to eat and drink may well be the most frustrating part of any visit to the Charles the options are as excellent as they are different from one another.

Boodles and Beefeater still make excellent gins, classic yet completely different from each other and from these six.

In Chongqing, Hawkins was simply an excellent player who looked completely different from everybody else in the city.

"The Studios in Carrizo Springs offers an excellent solution and is distinctly different from the facilities that are so highly criticized in the media and by human rights groups," Stratton wrote.

It's more or less a year since the blog assumed its new form, and during that time we have been ever more energised by increasing reader numbers, excellent comment threads (a bit different from the unappealing tone elsewhere, and more persuasive) and a marvellous range of guest bloggers, from Cabinet ministers to Bradford teenagers.

The HFI-580s reproduced my music very well, and with a feel totally different from the excellent Klipsch in-ear headphones I use with my laptop or pocket player.

The canapes were excellent, and the archaeological folk smelt different from the trippers … more heathery.