Sentence examples for is of a different order to from inspiring English sources
Spain is of a different order to Greece, Portugal or Ireland.
The argument about legal aid is of a different order to the other debates about cuts to the welfare state.
The challenge of bringing stability back to public finances is of a different order to anything politics has faced, he suggests.
But then, her beauty is of a different order to the conventional; those broad hips, those sturdy hands, connect her to the actual world we live and feel in.
(I wouldn't know if Hitchcock was the first to use the device, but it's a distinctly modern technique that is of a different order to the expressionist-influenced trick shots that otherwise litter the film).
As Paes admits, holding the equivalent of 28 simultaneous world championships and hosting 10,500 athletes, 45,000 volunteers and 21,500 accredited media is of a different order to seven World Cup matches.
Maybe their motive is of a different order, one we find much harder to comprehend.
