Sentence examples for not especially different from inspiring English sources
What I mean to say is that he was not especially different from the others, from the peers who shared his moments of joy and his suffering, yet nothing even remotely similar happened to any of them.
At the surface, it's not especially different from any of the other leading consumer PFM apps.
In young women, clinical presentation is not especially different than in elderly, but special attention should be paid to long-term risk of atrophic changes due to their effect on sexual life.
He said he did not feel especially different during a strong 54-pitch showing Saturday than he did Monday, when he gave up five runs to Houston in his first appearance of the spring.
It is perhaps the greatest trick France has ever pulled, constantly telling the world how innately chic its people are, while actually not being especially different from any other country.
The average user (i.e., people like you and me) hasn't noticed anything especially different, but according to Google's plan and current available data, this move to RankBrain will make the web an easier, better place to search.
Although this study does not especially discriminate between the different stromal cells, our results show a significant independent association between colorectal cancer patient survival and uPAR expression in the general tumor-associated stromal cells.
It is even more surprising considering that these fragmentary fossils, from a number of different dinosaurs, are not especially well preserved, as were the earlier ones that harbored soft-tissue remains, the researchers said.
What "Lion" perhaps inevitably focuses on is not so much the search itself, which involved extended and not especially photogenic computer use, but the different kinds of jeopardy Saroo faced as both a child and a man.
You don't have to aim to be especially different.
Lead hardness can be confusing, because it is measured on two different scales and is not especially well standardized.
