Sentence examples for like a different group from inspiring English sources

Especially by the end of the night, the crowd looked like a different group of struggling migrants.

The Trojans look and feel like a different group.

I wanted to see what it's like, with largely a different group of dancers and a new director [Robert Battle], now that the company is taking this slightly different direction.

If the group is too advanced or you don't feel like you fit in, try a different group.

"Some people like to do something totally different from their usual job when they volunteer, like paint, build or work with a different group of people.

She wanted to build a life with someone and to get the essence of AcroYoga ("trust, connection, playfulness") out to a different group of people, like those in companies and organizations.

In Janacek's Quartet No. 2 ("Intimate Letters"), the Pacifica sounded like an entirely different group: its tone was bright and brash whenever the tensions in this memoir of unrequited love exploded into full view and quietly shimmering when Janacek couched the work's wrenching emotionalism in more melancholy terms.

The team that defeated the Arizona Cardinals this past Sunday looks like an entirely different group of athletes than earlier in the year.

"I like riding with different groups each day and dining with different people at night," he said, as we rode two-abreast, pacelining at a brisk tempo.

I remember having to pull a stuffed caracal – a sleek, lynx-like cat – towards different groups of meerkats, with the aim of figuring out how they perceive and communicate different levels of threat.

Over dinner, I saw them laughing, smiling -- I felt like I was meeting an entirely different group of people for the first time.