Sentence examples for how radically different from inspiring English sources

You can tell how radically different the lifestyles are.

But no, it wasn't a deliberate ploy to go: "How radically different can I be?" You want to be used; you want to try different things.

That's how radically different Cohen's performances are from those of his predecessors — and, for that matter, from pianists who have come later.

But by trying to be an umbrella paper for all the Hispanic groups in the city it shows how radically different the interests of the city's Cubans and Puerto Ricans, Dominicans and Colombians are.

He has recounted how they were not so interested in the film until, towards the end of production, they saw how radically different it was from the TV series.

Just how far the two sides have drifted apart, how radically different their frames of reference have become, was evident when Park Sung-eun, a 16-year-old South Korean, met Mr. Ju through the program in Seoul's bustling Sinchon district.

Referring to Richie, his latest home-obsessed protagonist, Mr. Giardina said, "Until he sees that house, he doesn't have an idea of how a radically different life can be achieved".

One of the pressing questions in seventeenth century philosophy, and perhaps the most celebrated legacy of Descartes's dualism, is the problem of how two radically different substances such as mind and body enter into a union in a human being and cause effects in each other.

And they also have to decide how, in such radically different circumstances, to pursue their war aims.

Graduate students "now wondered how two so radically different personalities could find common ground, much less become soul mates," Lewis writes.

One of the questions that Dawn is seeking to answer is just how two such radically different bodies could form in the same region of the solar system.One possibility is that they did not.