Sentence examples for radically differs from from inspiring English sources

"The American dream radically differs from the call of Jesus and the essence of the Gospel," he argues.

Both Talmuds, the Yerushalmi and the Bavli, treat the same issues of the Mishnah, yet the second Talmud radically differs from the first, and the two Talmuds rarely intersect other than at a given Mishnah paragraph or Tosefta selection.

This computation radically differs from the literature by incorporating reliability measures and a cooling function to control pertinence of attribute data.

Despite some similarities, the leasing policy in New Mexico radically differs from the open-bidding system in Oklahoma (CLO (Commissioners of the Land Office) 2014, see Table 1).

The perception of knowledge as a performative process constantly reshaping itself, radically differs from a fixed notion based on an objective reality that only needs to be discovered.

We would not say that our model structure radically differs from the cryo-EM-based model of Yuan and co-workers [ 24, 25 ].

Due to the systemic and complex nature of foresight and futures thinking, an individual expert, regardless how experienced he or she is, cannot possess enough information and have different enough points of view to successfully probe possible futures that radically differ from the present situation.

The fourth highest price greeted a picture that radically differed from the first three.

Two other "Combustion" compositions executed on paper in 1958 radically differ from the previous one.

But we must avoid the European error; we must not suppose that, because the situation, the ways, the perceptions of black people so radically differed from those of whites, they were racially superior.

In other words, their experiences radically differed from those of their GenX colleagues in most Western countries, while, nonetheless, sharing in a sense of loss, marginalization, questioning and reevaluation.