Sentence examples for hardly any different from inspiring English sources

"Still, these days, it's hardly any different because you realize it's been only 40 years.

"Still these days it's hardly any different because you have to realize it's only been 40 years.

But the experience of watching the play is hardly any different from the passive experience of sitting in a coffee shop, except that it costs more and you can't get a pastrami sandwich.

Spanish writer and philosopher Paul B Preciado, formerly Beatriz, and the author of the memoir Testo Junkie, said that the media's presentation of Jenner's gender transition was hardly any different from that of Christine Jorgensen, who became the first person to be widely known for undergoing sex reassignment in the 1950s, or the tennis player Renée Richards in the 1970s.

In that sense the web is hardly any different.

"Today's discrimination is hardly any different and we refuse to turn a blind eye". "We're very concerned about that, because it treats all tenants on benefits as the same," he told the BBC's You and Yours programme.

The current version of the Rangers hardly looks any different than the last three.

The results on utilisation of public health care services reveal hardly any differences between different socioeconomic groups.

It never was a development round, and tomorrow's world will hardly look any different from yesterday's.

There is hardly any assessing how different our world is from Walton's.

Every pitch was in the hands of these arbiters, so I hardly saw it as any different from addressing a police officer, or an elder in church.