Sentence examples for maybe not so different from inspiring English sources

Maybe not so different, after all.

They really did look fabulous, although maybe not so different as I first thought.

And worry about their own weight the whole time (OK, so that part's maybe not so different from everyone else).

Although the atrium itself has been renovated into business-travel taupe, the original had a brassy glamour maybe not so different from the era's fashionable singles bar and restaurant Maxwell's Plum, where architect and client first met.

This is maybe not so different from other Canadian legislatures as the slow tsunami of harassment claims making its way across the country can attest except perhaps that our own House of Assembly is more culturally and institutionally underdeveloped and an alarming number of its Big Men on Campus can't or won't draw a line between being "forceful" and being abusive.

So maybe it's not so different from "Lincoln," after all.

Maybe they're not so different after all.

So maybe it is not so different from storytelling after all".

Maybe it is not so different from the practical difficulty presented in "Piano": the insurrectos must plan the revolution while living in the house of the Spanish masters.

But most of these chief executives are also veterans of the Internet bubble of the late '90s, and confess to worries that maybe things are not so different this time.

Maybe we're not so different after all.