Sentence examples for not very differently from inspiring English sources

Until then, humanity was one among small number of apes in Africa, probably living not very differently from gorillas.

Not very differently from the last 'round one' ten years ago.

Not addressed in this study are the effects of temperature and pressure on the individual substitution mechanisms, but it would be extraordinary if the solubility of water in the four different mechanisms did not respond very differently to these variables.

For the most part, however, they do not operate very differently from their peers.

On many issues, a bush administration will probably not behave very differently from its predecessor, campaign rhetoric notwithstanding.

Our assumption is that in the other 5 NHs, the mobile demented residents, although regrouped in specific departments, were not treated very differently pharmacologically as compared with other residents from departments of fully dependent residents.

Dick: We don't live very differently than when we had a house.

He's so slight and he doesn't dress very differently to how he did when he started out: his working uniform is a black hoody and jeans.

By contrast, as shown in Figure 5 B, measures of intracortical excitability (SICI, ICF, and LICI), apart from ICF in the AH that was not correlated at any stage (data not shown), behaved very differently.

He is ambitious and does not see football very differently from myself.

Black Hollywood producer Rodney Barnes doesn't see things very differently from the (black) lady prof.