Sentence examples for indeed different from from inspiring English sources

Baking is indeed different from cooking.

Old age is indeed different from being young ("Age of Judgment," letter, Sept. 13).

That is risky: Brazil is indeed different from Argentina, but outsiders may not realise that.

Portugal has one of Europe's toughest employee-protection regimes.In short, Portugal is indeed different from Greece.

The participating companies are indeed different from one another in style and focus, and some are even interesting.

And at first glance, some of its initiatives are indeed different from those of Travelocity and Expedia.

One might reasonably wonder whether we truly need the label "flexitarian" or whether, indeed, it is so different from "omnivore".

The good news about Nick Hornby's first young adult novel, "Slam," is that it's not so different from — indeed, it can be read right alongside — the rest of his sly and laid-back oeuvre.

The final theme contrasts with and in part contradicts the first two in questioning whether the process of self-management is indeed different for stroke survivors from minority ethnic backgrounds at all.

And while I acknowledge that the Court in Glossip spoke in unqualified terms, the circumstances in Glossip were indeed "different" in relevant respects from the circumstances presented here.

Boys and girls are indeed different, and this is evident from infancy onwards.