Sentence examples for much different age from inspiring English sources

"We're living in a much different age, a much more sober time".

Substitute "inarticulateness" for "taciturnity" and George W. may be the moral cheerleader our own, much different age of luxury demands.

Another study by Mr. Heckman and Flavio Cunha of the University of Pennsylvania found that the gap in math abilities between rich and poor children was not much different at age 12 than it was at age 6.

Google is really not much different from age-old direct marketing, in which a propensity for product interest is discerned, and a pitch made.

"It's not much different from the age of paper," he writes in his book "Mesh Collaboration".

He shifted abruptly from his newest song, "FourFiveSeconds," a collaboration with Rihanna and Kanye West, which baffles me are we to believe that Paul McCartney is four, five seconds from wildin' to "Eleanor Rigby," a song that, I've discovered, feels much different in middle age than it did when I was eight.

The fact of the matter is, we are in a MUCH different day and age than our parents, and we should NOT be comparing ourselves.

However, the DJ-1 levels in non-PD males were not much different with increased age (P = 0.4590, Figure 4(b)).

Principal component analysis revealed age effects predominated over sex effects, with 2-week miRNA expression being much different from other ages.

Pitting generations against each other ignores the much bigger concerns that different age groups share and the growing inequalities within British society.

Michael Petrascheck, Linda B. Buck and Xiaolan Ye of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle tried a much different approach to studying aging in C. elegans.