Sentence examples for perhaps different from from inspiring English sources

Danielle, he considered, was perhaps different from the other women he'd brought here.

Character in fiction is on the surface perhaps different from what is called character in Presidential politics.

It's perhaps different from the corrupt system that led Moody's to give AAA ratings to more than 46,000 residential mortgage-backed securities between 2000 and 2007, many of which turned out to be worthless.

"I think one of the significant things is that the value of art has shot to stratospheric heights, so the way you think about your works of art, if you are an owner, is perhaps different from the way you would have done a couple of generations ago.

Last week this column was devoted to the impertinence of the relative ease with which editors and publishers take a flier on a writer they never heard of, the work being thought of as new and fresh, perhaps different from anything they ever read before.

Perhaps different from Rotmans, we do not consider this characteristic as problematic per se.

Taking many lessons from German competitors, the new GS is bound to attract new customers and perhaps different customers from traditional Lexus buyers with its more aggressive attitude.

Given this, if the inputs to a population of cells involved in motion-direction discrimination are strengthened, then presumably perceptions based upon those same inputs to, but perhaps different outputs from, those cells would also be affected.

Our subjects were seated in an unmodified automobile seat similar in construction but perhaps different in mechanical properties from more recent automobile seats.

Nor does he doubt that most of the world holds values that are radically and perhaps irrevocably different from Western values.

And my own trajectory was perhaps slightly different from most of us here in the sense that in the 1970s I was moving in and out of in and out of academia.