Sentence examples for pretty different to from inspiring English sources

New Myspace looks pretty different to the 2003 version.

Roberto [Firmino], Phil [Coutinho] played a position pretty different to what he played usually.

"It's a pretty strange thing to see a friend turn into – he was somebody pretty different to the image the world's got".

"On the whole you can get by in life without too much hassle, which is pretty different to 20 years ago when every moment of life was hassle," he says.

Graphic India's business model is pretty different to the usual kind of startups that we write about on TechCrunch.

Hamilton told BBC Sport: "I hope it gives some insight into my life, which is pretty different to most people's, and shows just how much work I put into being the best F1 driver I can be".

(Even though the actual execution is pretty different, listening to Elwell talk about his vision reminded me a bit of Apture, a startup that was recently acquired by Google).

If you don't closely follow the "future of journalism" debates, here's hoping those two things seem pretty damn different to you.

"Every still is pretty much different to the next one - every distillery is different to the next distillery anyway, so it keeps us busy".

"That's pretty different than committing to your alma mater's capital campaign, which some would say creates a fiduciary responsibility to give by a certain time," said Thomas Tierney, chairman of the Bridgespan Group, which advises nonprofit organizations.

Creating an account on Let's Date is a pretty different experience compared to most other dating sites (at least the ones I've used).