Sentence examples for has a different character than from inspiring English sources

Though East Hampton has a different character than Hebron -- it has a rich manufacturing history and was a prominent vacation spot -- they have at least one thing in common: Proposed budget increases have concerned some taxpayers.

However, the issue of authenticity within the Pythagorean tradition has a different character than is the case with other ancient authors.

For example, in industry the fact that a research job has a different character than, say, a marketing or management job is appreciated and respected, to a certain extent.

Political scientists have also sought to understand the roots of Scottish nationalism, which has a different character than many separatist movements.

With respect to the high EESR and LMSR values for Romania, it should be kept in mind that the very high economic activity observed especially in the oldest age groups has a different character than in the other countries under study (Saczuk 2004) and thus the results are not directly comparable.

Buildings facing the memorial have a different character than buildings facing Church Street.

But document dumps by an enlisted soldier have a different character than a leak by a senior participant in the policymaking process.

There was a giant circular plaza where the vegetation had a different character than that of the rest of the forest, because it had once been swept clean.

Known for its gingerbread cottages, Oak Bluffs had a different character than Edgartown and vibrated a welcome edginess.

With that qualifier, my impression is that Trump's falsehoods come from a different place and have a different character than Wallace's.

"Every dog has a different character.