Sentence examples for not actually different from inspiring English sources

"The overwhelming mood in this referendum was not actually different from the mood in the rest of the United Kingdom and this is why Cameron has got it so wrong," he said in an interview with the Observer.

Since 1903, the scientific consensus has been that the brontosaurus wasn't actually different enough from the apatosaurus to deserve its own genus, and that it should therefore be known, in museum exhibits and in polite discourse, as a species of apatosaurus.

On one level it's actually not really different at all from what the current retweet mechanism is doing — which is, putting the words of someone you may or may not follow into your stream.

"What surprised me is that the creation process was not actually that different [to ours].

"Righteousness by faith" is not actually something different from being baptized into Christ and becoming one person with him.

Believing oneself to stand for inexpressible values of American greatness is not actually very different from believing oneself to stand for inexpressible values of American counterculture, or populism, or freedom.

Well, they're not actually that different.

It's not actually that different.

I suspect, as the authors find in one of the RNAseq experiments, that their results are not actually as different as it first seems.

It seems all the more strange because the law in the two countries is not actually all that different.

To modern man there is nothing scarier than the fact you might not actually be that different to that which you hate, that which makes your skin crawl, that which you call racist and lame and wrong, that which goes to early morning, alcohol-free, African-themed fitness raves. .