Sentence examples for is in fact different from inspiring English sources

The Article asks first whether torture is in fact "different" at all.

Genetics Institute has argued that its drug is in fact different from Amgen's and should therefore receive separate approval.

In a number of influential articles, the American philosopher Jaegwon Kim argued for an "exclusion principle" according to which, if a functional property is in fact different from the physical properties that are causally sufficient to explain everything that happens, then it is superfluous, just as are the epiphenomenal angels that push around the planets.

The "same" information conveyed in different ways is in fact different information, for the manner and style of delivery change the import of the information.

It is known that the alkaline reserve in papers is in fact different from surface measurement of pH, which itself does not give values that relate directly to traditional measurements of the activity of protons in solution [24], hence the pH values obtained simply show that the papers vary as expected according to their preparation.

Second, that despite how common the symptoms seem, there is no such thing as cookie-cutter medicine and that each patient needs to be evaluated as though each case is in fact different, even if the symptoms seem common.

But the speaker will then tell you that in fact, these two things which the naked eye shows you are in fact different, there's no difference.

They are in fact different.

There are in fact different versions of this theory.

An assistant United States attorney, Eric R. Komitee, argued the crimes were, in fact, different.

The very rich are, in fact, different from you and me.