Sentence examples for how dramatically different from inspiring English sources

It was Rodriguez's animated, one-syllable response to how dramatically different the rivalry between the Yankees and the Red Sox would have been if Mark Teixeira had signed with Boston.

Warren gave us an idea of how dramatically different the wind was on Friday compared to Thursday.

Rather, it showed how dramatically different the relationship between Wall Street and the Valley has become since the last good ol' days.

But as a practical political matter, the study is unambiguously damaging, if only for how dramatically different its projections are from the GOP's health care promises.

And while we're excited by the innovations on new ships like Quantum of the Seas, it's hard not to wonder how dramatically different cruise ships will look 50 years from now.

In a kind way, she points out how dramatically different they are from the more evolved human that could best be described as locus-like in the way they interact in their community.

How is his administration — so dramatically different from the Obama administration before it — impacting the world of startups?

"These handbags were used for dramatically different purposes than how they are used today.

It traces the erratic progress of pupils called Furious, Cavalier, Deranged, Stoic and Wholesome; they are steered by the teacher-narrator, Ms Snuffleupagus, whose colleagues hold dramatically different views on how to teach.

But these new numbers illuminate how changing polling methods can produce dramatically different results.

The Williams Institute's inclusion of separate data for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders is a welcome strategy, and while we are glad that they acknowledge the need for disaggregated data, the overarching conclusions and key findings about success for AAPI same-sex couples require a closer look at how different ethnic groups may have dramatically different outcomes.