Sentence examples for profoundly different to from inspiring English sources

Ministers have told colleagues they want a tough system that is profoundly different to the one that currently exists, with restrictions at all levels.

Her formative experiences are so profoundly different to those of the Eton and Westminster school educated Prime Minister and Deputy PM.

The objective at the heart of a charity's work means that interns are often directly helping to change lives; this is profoundly different to the work interns do elsewhere.

"I thought the tone in which questions were asked of people favouring the proposition [of independence] was profoundly different to the way in which people on the other side were treated," Mr Robertson said.

Those universes might be profoundly different to ours.

It is a striking example of the way small, individual differences in brain structure can radically alter our perception, while we are completely oblivious to the fact that our sense is profoundly different to the person next to us.

As an emerging field, soft-bodied robots require profoundly different approaches to sensing and actuation compared to their rigid-bodied counterparts.

But we are in a profoundly different place to 2010.

I would endorse a profoundly different attitude to academic writing, one that recognises its role in the development of responsible academic individuals and communities.

However, though we share the timetable, we have a profoundly different approach to how we would get there during the next parliament.

By the end of the film, you realize that each protagonist has had a profoundly different relationship to their relationship, except in one regard: both found it sexually unlike anything else they had (or would) experience.