Sentence examples for rather different point from inspiring English sources

It's all part of the experience of an Unseen Tour, a walk around London with someone who knows it from a rather different point of view to your typical guide, because they once lived on the streets.

However, I think the prime minister was making a rather different point to the one some think he is making.

Although a number of modern commentators interpret this passage as Philosophy's way of noticing the scope-distinction fallacy in the original way Boethius the character presents the problem, she really seems to be making a rather different point.

From these rather different points of departure, both Mr Buffett and the People's Republic of China have arrived at a similar dilemma.

Losses of argH and lysA differ regarding their genomic context suggesting that they have occurred at rather different time points in BCpu lineage evolution.

The ASL-measurements thus provide time-averages which are, moreover, measured at rather different time points than the MS-derived flow.

While the overall peak positions agree quite well, the shape of the spectrum is rather different, possibly pointing towards a specific signature of the beta barrel fold of P2, or indicating flaws in the calculation algorithm.

This audience would be rather different, it was pointed out.

"It's often said that Chile hasn't done enough to punish the dictatorship's human-rights abuses, but the reality is rather different," he argues, pointing out that there are now more than 300 cases of disappearances before the courts, and that the armed forces have at last accepted the need to submit to judges.

Previously, rather different cut-off points had been used, from any positivity to 20%.

Three Lions was rather different, because by this point, post-Oasis, the linkage between football and music was at its high point.