You may have your definition of success, but what I consider to be "more" is perhaps totally different.
For once, the director framed the remake not as an update or a recreation of the original, but more so a totally different story told using only the framework of the original set up.
But the WikiLeaks disclosure, on a scale that, to my knowledge, is historically unprecedented, is totally different — more like the work of irresponsible amateurs using dynamite to expand a tunnel that also contains, say, a city's electrical lines.
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More recent works in a totally different spirit did equally well.
Across the street, at Sahadi's, you'll find a totally different — and more familiar — experience.
That summer, young men came into that town who were totally different, much more open and ready to enjoy themselves.
He added that his illness "has changed me in certain respects" and is "probably going to change me even more, but not into a totally different person".
If stock options beneficiaries were required to pony up personal assets like homes, salaries and retirement accounts when the value of the optioned stock went down rather than up, I'd wager that totally different behavior, more in the interests of investors, would be encouraged.
"The boats are bigger, faster and more expensive, so it's totally different to the Olympics and a much bigger challenge in many ways".
