Sentence examples for radically different picture from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fisher painted a radically different picture of the dispute than did the synagogue.

But he painted a radically different picture of those prison farms than is usually given by former inmates.

A "history of technology-in-use," he writes, yields "a radically different picture of technology, and indeed of invention and innovation".

It suggested a radically different picture, said Jeffers, of the kind of equality in British society than many like to paint.

Now a new study in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests a radically different picture that, if correct, will require a large-scale rewriting of the history of life.

In response to the Hollywood Reporter's story, Braff posted an entry on his Kickstarter page denying that Worldwide's intervention suggested a radically different picture from the one initially presented to fans.

Mr. Kohl's challenge to Ms. Kagan was a rare exception to a day that unfolded as kind of a set piece, with Democrats and Republicans painting radically different pictures of Ms. Kagan.

Others had radically different pictures of the man running Iraq -- ranging from the high-minded defender of Muslim honor conjured up on Arab streets to the unappetizing but rational trading partner who many European leaders believed could be handled through a continued application of carrots and sticks.

Silvia Evangelisti, who specialises unpromisingly in "gender history" at the University of East Anglia in England, presents a radically different and intriguing picture.Her nuns, observed mostly in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, are independent, jolly, productive and determined.

In modernism the metaphor of making is no longer architecture, and in its place there are radically different concepts of how pictures are made.

But the picture is radically different in continental Europe.