Sentence examples for is remarkably different from from inspiring English sources

Gallery-going in the neighborhood is remarkably different from the experience in Chelsea.

The ISIS that swept into northwestern Iraq this June is remarkably different from its predecessor, Al Qaeda in Iraq.

This view of bilingualism is remarkably different from the understanding of bilingualism through much of the 20th century.

For this reason, the current Middle East crisis is remarkably different from the cycle of war that has afflicted the region since 1948.

In this, Lent's fiction is remarkably different from vintage McCarthy, in which terrible things occur without redemption, and in which confession rarely yields relief.

By Jonathan Kolatch February 3, 2014 Anyone who has watched an Olympics whose vision is sharp will notice that the logo for Sochi 2014 — which appears in every stadium, on every ticket, and on tens of millions of dollars' worth of Olympic merchandise — is remarkably different from those of previous Olympics.

"It's remarkably different from last year," he said as a grin widened on his face.

Since they're remarkably different from one another, it would be wonderful to be able to say that all are marvelous.

It has become one of the largest street festivals in Europe, but its origins were remarkably different from what we see today.

To prove it, he has developed personal and team-based software development methods that yield results that are remarkably different from the industry norm.

The J.U.I. was gearing up again for national elections, then scheduled for the second week of January, but the message this time was remarkably different from what it was five years ago.