Sentence examples for it's markedly different from inspiring English sources

The resulting album, Post-Historic, isn't the band's first effort but it's markedly different from their self-titled debut.

But as a strategy, it's markedly different from other west coast cities, who have been adopting a strategy of clearing out visible homeless camps in recent years.

So that's why when you hear her sing Natural Woman at the Kennedy Center, in front of Carole King and the Obamas, that's why it's markedly different from the album – it's all the same soul, all the same passion, but it's also how she's feeling at that time.

Roughly one and a half years ago, shortly after Sodastream entered the US market, the companies worked together to redesign the packaging on Sodastream's cola-flavor syrup to make sure it was markedly different enough from Coca-Cola's, according to Birnbaum.

It was markedly different once Tuesday's game started, with Judge and his teammates facing Eovaldi, a hard-throwing former Yankee.

It was markedly different from Pulse's aesthetically pleasing, picture-centric display, yet addicting as I scrolled through articles about my favorite teams from ESPN, Sports Illustrated and even my own paper The Stanford Daily.

The court ruled that DNA isolated from the body was eligible for patents because it was "markedly different" in its chemical structure from DNA that exists inside the chromosomes in the body.

Even within its roughly two square miles, though, it is markedly different depending on where you are.

Yet it was markedly different.

This smaller array proves to be both better and worse, but above all it is markedly different.

It was markedly different from the sermon delivered by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger on the eve of the previous conclave, in 2005, when he rallied the cardinals by pitting the virtuous Church against the world's "dictatorship of relativism".