Sentence examples for not entirely different from inspiring English sources

Although problem solving and problem posing differ, they are not entirely different cognitive activities but are closely related.

"They're not entirely different …" I interrupt.

But to Horowitz, it's not entirely different at all.

Mr. Ball said that his home was not entirely different from the one in "American Beauty".

These aren't quite the same thing, but they are not entirely different, either.

"And that's really not entirely different from the way girls behave today.

Creating the right formula wasn't entirely different from her day job, in fact.

"I've spent most of my life writing fiction, and this isn't entirely different," he added, "because you're trying to see through someone else's eyes, which is more interesting".

But they also want to feel deeply committed to their role and to work for a manager who will invest in their development, which isn't entirely different from what other generations value.

This isn't entirely different, on its own, from something like Secret, but there are a number of other features that make Cloaq sound unique.

The American and Finnish approaches aren't entirely different, Schleicher said.