Sentence examples for made it different from inspiring English sources
He said America's adherence to moral standards, even in war, was what made it different from its enemies.
As for Gap, the retailer has "sort of lost its story and lost its focus on what made it different and special," Mr. Seifert said, and a turnaround is "a big challenge" because "this is a ruthless category to compete in; consumers are demanding on pricing, variety".
Urban Spain started to conform – with Europe, with the Anglo-American business model – "losing the very charm which made it different … losing its rawness and becoming ever more regimented".
But, just as Ireland had unique problems that made it different from Greece, and Portugal presents its own special difficulties, so Spain has its own peculiar set of troubles.
On the face of it, it looks as though the nation has preserved much of what made it different: it has, for instance, held on to its preference for consensus and gradual change, to the dominance of the Liberal Democratic Party and to a business culture that shelters jobs.
Lucas made it different, too.
Make it "different from".
Eden Hazard makes it different.
Make it different from, not different than.
