Sentence examples for on quite different from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is to underline that manifestations of far-right politics now draw on quite different sources to those that Hitler once did.

But on nights and weekends, Sam Morell and Donna Garr, who have homes in Armonk and Katonah, take on quite different roles.

Hergé's heirs know Tintin's fame will take on quite different, global dimensions, in a way that will be hard to control.

However, prevalence can take on quite different values in diagnostic accuracy studies [ 32].

(Our own run on quite different lines).

That kind of punishment for unpopularity should not be applied to scientists, whose work should be judged on quite different criteria.

Elsewhere, wood is catching on in quite different ways.

The discovery of channelrhodopsin is based on two quite different research fields, studies on living algae and experiments on reconstituted microbial rhodopsins.

"Words can take on a meaning quite different than their etymological pieces.

There is a scale of ambition when Lagerfeld creates for Chanel that is on a quite different level to that operated on by any other designer.

Reductions on this scale will not be achieved by weeding out inappropriate claims or excessive awards: on any reasonable estimate the numbers are on a quite different scale.