Sentence examples for it doesn't differ from inspiring English sources

Well, it doesn't differ from all its rivals.

The number of representatives differs from prefecture to prefecture by population — but it doesn't differ quite drastically enough.

In many non-theological respects, it doesn't differ all that much from Anglicanism, which might be why so many Anglican vicars seem to get on with witches when they meet them – despite the media's attempts to prove otherwise.

It doesn't differ at all.

However, it does not differ notably among journals of different languages, as shown by the estimates and confidence intervals of the respective percentages.

The overall sex-ratio is close to 50% but with differences between populations, although it does not differ statistically from a 50∶50 binomial distribution (χ2 = 17.21, 15 df, p = 0.31).

It does not differ much from strategies set more than a decade ago by the first Bush administration, which also called for reducing uncertainties and improving the accuracy of projections, some experts said.

Apart from a greater plushness (undoubtedly aided by Decca's vintage sound), it does not differ vastly from the excellent performance led here by Mr. Haitink, another honest, unpretentious maestro.

That is, it does not differ by a factor of four from that of dayside although the exposure duration differs by four times.

However, it is possible to argue that in this school grade, the morphological priming effect is very small, once it does not differ from the orthographic prime.

It does not differ visually from the new version and unless you know what version you should have, it would be very easy to stick with this one.