Sentence examples for outwardly different from from inspiring English sources

There was something askew in my own background, although outwardly different from the Brontës', that led me to identify with their struggles to get themselves heard.

The animist Kalash are outwardly different from the darker-skinned Pakistani Muslims who live in the lowlands below them, so it seemed plausible.

And Mr. Clooney, who smartly moved away from star-making nonsense like "The Peacemaker" as soon as he could, has in recent years proved that it's possible to play outwardly different, seemingly contradictory roles (glamorous, righteous) while hopscotching from Hollywood to Darfur and back.

Will two men with such outwardly different temperaments bring out the best or the worst in each other?

Outwardly different products are built on a handful of common underlying "platforms" in both industries, to reduce costs.

The Holocaust was the starkest demonstration that racism can run rampant even if minorities aren't outwardly different.

For Ficino, love linked all things together; and love flowed first from God into all existing things, which consequently shared the property of similarity, outwardly different as they might be on the surface.

The same realization has been repeated countless times in other minds; the circumstances will look outwardly different, but the result is always the same.

The new motion picture system (now known as 24P) was based on the design of a camera, intended for television news crews, that outwardly looks little different from the Betacams made by the company since the 1980's.

Although ILDR1 has a function in the small intestine, ILDR1 null mice are not outwardly or physiologically different from wild type.

Outwardly, it appeared little different from a prototype given to developers in May.