Sentence examples for not terribly different from inspiring English sources

Actually, this system is not terribly different from today's.

Our dream here is to characterize the atmospheres of planets not terribly different from the Earth.

But in reality, sea salt and table salt are not terribly different, at least chemically.

GÉNOVA is a quiet mountain town, not terribly different from how it was in Miró's time.

Diderot's reasons for visiting were not terribly different from Mr. Depardieu's.

Life here is not terribly different than it was in the big city.

Things aren't terribly different in the Marvel universe either.

Though the men sing in a different key, and have a natural resonance, the Sweet Adelines, she said, aren't terribly different from their male counterparts in the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America.

He offers no context – Dylan Farrow isn't terribly different from Kristof's Darfur victims – nor background, nor sifting of alternative views in what is a situation of operatic betrayal and recrimination.

While Starbucks still employs humans who can taste coffee to assess its quality, and Hulett emphasized that "we don't see robots ever standing in for our store staff," the company's approach to brewing coffee in its Clover machines, which will soon be in over five hundred stores around the world, isn't terribly different from Briggo's.

Globalization today isn't terribly different from globalization a century ago.