Sentence examples for for something radically different from inspiring English sources

But skip ahead to that partita's closing movement, the heavily chordal Chaconne, and prepare for something radically different.

For something radically different, try Claus Guth's 2006 Salzburg staging, in which the opera is re-invented as an internalised psychodrama that owes much to the films of Ingmar Bergman.

Are we waiting for something radically different to happen?

Viewers looking for something radically different from anything they are likely to see elsewhere on mainstream TV are in for a real treat with the Viceland cable channel scheduled to debut Feb. 29.

But, as Rhimes tells Oprah during an interview for "SuperSoul Sunday," she tried something radically different for a year, both personally and professionally: Turning those nos into yeses, especially when it came to her daughters.

"Was it a brief hiatus, and now we are returning to something that has been going on for a long time, or is it something radically different?

The A7, especially when considering its high-tech cabin, is a car built for a new type of buyer that wants something radically different, which the A7 achieves in the most subtle, but effective ways.

But for millions of Americans these days, "desert" means something radically different from, and less romantic than, the splendor of Moab.

On one level, his story is first-person history, for it was in Alaska that the government tried something radically different in settling land claims of indigenous people.

Or perhaps we could try something radically different: substitute a nice, wholesome word for derrière.

Or it could take a more experimental approach based on the notion that the broadcast model for news was dead and needed to be reinvented as something radically different, like video file sharing among Facebook-style friends.