Sentence examples for is a different candidate from inspiring English sources

"This is a different candidate, a different season, a man who transcends race in many ways".

The George W. Bush who's ending this campaign is a different candidate from the one who started it.

Mr. Gore lost here in 2000 by four percentage points, but some say the issues will be different this time and that Mr. Kerry is a different candidate from Mr. Gore.

Because this is a different time, and Obama is a different candidate, and the blue/red state divisions that the media is obsessed with are not going to apply in this election".

In rallies over the weekend, Mr. Romney has been a different candidate.

One of McCain's senior strategists, Charles Black, said that the campaign had fared better in Pennsylvania than in any other blue state in recent months, and that Mr. McCain was a different candidate than President Bush, who waged a long and expensive battle here four years ago.

Mr. Santorum said that he had seen an aide to Mr. Romney on television earlier in the day, and he criticized what he called the aide's suggestion that Mr. Romney would be a different candidate in the general election than he has been in the primary race.

Hillary Rodham Clinton kicked off her presidential run in Iowa with an implicit pledge: that she would be a different candidate and run a different campaign than in 2008, when she was viewed as imperial and distant en route to a third-place finish in the caucuses.

Announcer: Meg Whitman is a different kind of candidate.

What's interesting, however, is that in each of the first three voting states, there is a different "not Romney" candidate who has surged late in the race: Mr. Santorum in Iowa, Jon M. Huntsman Jr. in New Hampshire, and now Mr. Gingrich in South Carolina.

"But this year will be different, as Mike McFadden is a different kind of candidate running a different kind of campaign, one that will energize Republicans to cast their primary ballots for a ­candidate that can beat Al Franken".