Sentence examples for immeasurably different from inspiring English sources

Her life, she said, will be immeasurably different "the morning after the last night".

An exhibition such as this one serves to remind us of something no less profound, and perhaps more unsettling: that ancient peoples lived under circumstances – emotional, spiritual and intellectual – immeasurably different from our own.

Granted, these prospects are immeasurably different from those that have happened on Earth, but they serve as an astute metaphor for our post-colonial lives in artist MPA's performance Orbit, which occurred at the Whitney Museum last month.

Granted, these prospects are immeasurably different from those that have happened on Earth, but they serve as an astute metaphor for our post-colonial lives in artist MPA's performance Orbit, which occurred at the Whitney Museum last month.

For the thousand or so cells of the adult worm [ 5], the number of potential different lineage histories is immeasurably large.

This transition is different, of course; United are immeasurably stronger as a team and club than they were in 1969, or when Ferguson took over in 1986.

"That allowed Mariah to develop more," he added, "because she could experience a wide variety of shots on different courses, which has helped her immeasurably".

Supportive, genuine friendships in a different country can enrich our lives immeasurably and provide us with so much that we often take for-granted in our home countries but feel the intense lack of when settling into another culture.

The relationships between keys are at the heart of the tonal system, and the listener's ability to perceive different keys and the process of changing between them (called modulation) adds immeasurably to their significance in musical structure.

Incomparably, immeasurably, free.

Immeasurably rich under….