Sentence examples for notable difference from from inspiring English sources

It was a notable difference from Federer's reaction after losing the 2009 Australian Open final against Nadal.

Several players said Fewell's ability to motivate them was a notable difference from the previous coordinator, Bill Sheridan, whom Fewell replaced in 2010.

One notable difference from the older Bagram prison is the new prison's review boards, which give detainees an opportunity to challenge their imprisonment.

In a notable difference from the way he has talked about this on the stump, he added a caveat: "My church's beliefs about Christ may not all be the same as those of other faiths".

Discussing Mr. Lagerfeld's passion for French culture, Mr. du Vignaud, an old friend, said: "Although it is highly decorative, it is never excessive, and this is a notable difference from German and Italian art of the same period.

Mrs. Clinton managed to energize the women's vote in New Hampshire to win the contest, but the Democratic Party should be celebrating its full diversity, a refreshing and notable difference from the field of Republican contenders.

Curiously, the only other aerobic organism in the δ Proteobacteria, Bdellovibrio, has notable differences from Myxococcus suggesting that it acquired aerobic metabolism using different gene sources.

There were some other notable differences from the British royal wedding.

Periscope in its current incarnation has some notable differences from Meerkat.

PSPO samples formed distinct clade and showed notable differences from its respective water samples (PWAT).

Do they display any notable differences from the aspirational identities of non-SNS users?