Sentence examples for of rather different from inspiring English sources

But times were changing: Heston was nudging 50 and a decade of rather different films loomed.

Mr. Singer's Superman, played by Brandon Routh, is a hero of rather different emotional colors, most muted.

Schmitt's political works contain a number of rather different answers to this question.

It is designed, however, on the grounds of rather different philosophy – estimation of the derivatives of plant state.

This is indicative of rather different charge transport properties in the vacuum deposited MAPbI3 perovskites compared to those prepared from solution.

These comparisons are done through simulation studies using five example forest populations that cover a range of rather different forest types and target variables.

Overall though, the new paper provides some compelling evidence for a faunal turnover of the great carnivores of the Mesozoic and suggestions of a rather different pattern of ecology for these dinosaurs compared to other times and places.

"They're sort of like the Bill and Babe Paley of this rather different kind of social age," said the Vanity Fair writer Bob Colacello, a friend.

The tentative breakdown of subgroups provides a descriptive summary of four rather different profiles of motives for hormone treatment in the adolescents and their parents.

This section provides an overview of this rather different way of developing a theory of ability.

And it is not in fact true that the same packet of rays shines on the separate places bathed by the light of day; rather, different packets of rays shine on different places (Panagiotou 1987, 18).