Sentence examples for of hugely different from inspiring English sources

This was in sharp contrast to 1945, when King George VI took the salute rather than Churchill, the victor in a war of hugely different proportions.

We reveal a novel aspect of the feather vane, showing that its barbule spacing is consistently within the range 8 16 μm for birds of hugely different masses such as Anna's Hummingbird (Calypte anna) (4 g) and the Andean Condor (Vultur gryphus) (11,000 g).

The maximum lifespans are based on hugely different population samples, e.g. human >5 billion, bonobo <1000 in captivity.

Britain's nationalized system is, of course, hugely different.

Some say it would be impossible to conceive of a governing structure that could accommodate, say, Turkey and Germany, countries with comparable size of population but hugely different levels of development.

"The Age of Adz" is hugely different from the narrative folk ballads of his early albums (like "Michigan and Illinoisis").

"The United Nations of today is hugely different from the United Nations 70 years ago, and therefore it is very important the United Nations changes and adapts itself to changing circumstances," he said.

"The strength and depth of the squad is hugely different from my playing days.

The implementation of the law is different, how you can hope to control video-game violence is different, the type of violence represented is hugely different, and the bond between the material and the consumer is different.

"This is further challenged because at the High Holy Days, people are looking for comfort and familiarity — but what is comfortable and familiar, what reminds each person of home, can be hugely different from person to person".

Through them and their sudden and surprising success—I tried to obtain some grasp of the spirit of 2011, which was elusive enough that it couldn't be organized in some simple list of demands, but also intuitive enough that protesters around the world, in hugely different kinds of societies, found themselves saying and doing a lot of the same things.