Sentence examples for rather different to from inspiring English sources

This is rather different to the ironic contempt so often shown by characters Nicholson plays.

It's just rather different to that of most other tennis players.

This one was rather different to the others he had managed.

It's rather different to the Mail implying that teachers face some kind of cash bonanza from taking industrial action.

PUT your foot down in a Tesla Model S and the experience is rather different to other cars.

We empathise with their anguish in not knowing what happened.However, the law is rather different to that which you stated.

The audience could see the real Mitt Romney, the same man who found it convenient to pitch a rather different message to Florida donors last May.

British private schools were set up in India with a rather different purpose: to educate the local elite to be British gentlemen.

"And that has a rather different meaning to the wartime pre-fabricated homes to be honest.

However, BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins said the announcement that UK aircraft would transport military supplies to Kurdish forces was of a "rather different order" to simply providing aid.

That's an awful lot of money and conveys a rather different impression to this morning's promise of "no more borrowing" to pay for manifesto promises.