Sentence examples for just a bit different from inspiring English sources

"They come from an aesthetic which is just a bit different from the norm, which I think is really attractive".

For us, on a basic level, word processing will always be just a bit different from that of native English speakers.

It's a good teenage line, hinting at the security that comes from finding your place in a tight little group as well as the heady thrill of being, well, just a bit different.

Fiona, on email Frida Nilsson's 'Apstjärnan' ('The Ape Star') is a wonderfully humorous and touching story about a nine-year-old orphan whose new adoptive mother is just a bit different - being a gorilla.

(She's a self-possessed person, quite cool and watchful, in a white shirt with trumpet sleeves, tartan leggings, bare feet and a smattering of makeup). It's a good teenage line, hinting at the security that comes from finding your place in a tight little group as well as the heady thrill of being, well, just a bit different.

An optical mouse feels just a bit different at first compared to a mechanical mouse.

Screen time, for us, is still time spent together, just perhaps a bit different than how you do it.

It just sounded a bit different than if I were to hold the phone next to my face.

Smith's mother said she originally auditioned Jess for the part because "it was just something a bit different to do," according to the Mirror.

"We are just trying something a bit different but their attitude is such they are trying to smash and crush us," he said.

There were a lot of ordinary people who just wanted something a bit different from their music and their presenters".