Sentence examples for noticeably different than from inspiring English sources

Areas that developed principally during the 1990s and 2000s appear noticeably different than their older counterparts across many measures used.

They aren't noticeably different than earlier bootleg versions; "So Young" was even released in the nineties as the B-side of a Dutch single.

After lunch, Ms. Mandel hustled to SoHo to show Mrs. Bach more lofts, which were noticeably different than those in TriBeCa; the same price bought older renovations, fewer square feet and less light.

The recording is noticeably different than the rootsy, tough live version of the song that Dylan has been performing recently, and it's a reminder of how much interpretive singing has in common with acting.

It's an atmosphere noticeably different than at any other concert, but then again, this is a gig unlike any other, and not merely because the very idea of Bush returning to live performance was pretty unimaginable 12 months ago.

Still, I moved back here last year after a 15-year absence during which I lived in five cities in three countries and the city feels noticeably different than it did when I left: sleeker, more sophisticated, more confident.

Is it noticeably different today than it was six months, or a year, or two years ago?

But as time went on the incomes diverged, and by the mid 1980s Butler County was on a noticeably different path than Cincinnati as a whole.

Even in the 0.5 K min(^{-1}) runs, the detection of the small transitions remains problematic, with Cry(_mathrm{I})–Cry(_mathrm{II}) and R(_mathrm{I})–R(_mathrm{II}) clearly present, but with noticeably different features than in the ASC experiments.

College-educated white women, particularly in the suburbs, are making noticeably different decisions than their male counterparts [and voting more Democratic].

And while it's all good and nice that Renner is voicing a noticeably different tune than last year, his statements ring a little insincere.