Sentence examples for overly different from from inspiring English sources
They also tend to judge each stimulus as overly different from more previous events.
Even when coming from a country such as Australia which is not overly different from America, there is still going to be culture shock.
Though "Me and Earl" revolves around a terminal illness, Greg, the young man at its center, couldn't be more different from "Stars'" (overly?) devoted boyfriend, Augustus Waters.
M. GLADSTONE Los Angeles, 1 52 p.m., April 20, nytimes.com I think it's overly defensive to insist that Obama is in no way different from most Americans.
For this reason, it is possible that the observed performance for families with properties similar to large families is underestimated while the performance established for families with properties very different from the characteristics of large families is overly optimistic.
I hope that unlike some of us back in the 1970s, they are not making simplistic assumptions, are not overly focusing on the exotic, are neither romanticizing or villianizing cultures different from their own.
My grandfather, whose background was not so different from Mr. Lumet's, was dismissive of movies that seemed overly dark or despairing.
This part of the movie is sweet-tempered but overly methodical, even ponderous, a product of Lee's determination to pay utmost respect to a culture different from the ones he knows in Taiwan and America.
Make it "different from".
How different from today.
