Sentence examples for really different person from inspiring English sources

She said she "can really relate to the characters" in Wilson's novels, but found that April was "a really different person" to her.

"When she met her husband she was very nice and seemed to have grown into this really different person," Madison says.

I can't say that a person in Moscow will look really different from person in Berlin if they have the same social status.

And he still really felt the benefits of it, and was really a different person when he finished.

"I'm just a really completely different person now.

I've always had a soft spot for Brown, feeling I understand something of his story, his hungers and his losses, but the man who spoke in 1987 was really a different person altogether, fired not by compromise but by pure belief.

I'm really a different person.

Instead, The Late Show host complied with the lawyers' demands and decided to bring on the old character's "identical twin cousin," "Steven Colbert," who may look and talk and act exactly like the old Colbert, but is really a different person.

If a parent has an urgent need to speak with someone in pastoral care it's really different if that person has a commitment of five blocks of teaching that day.

"I really am a different person.

This is the first thing I've watched and thought: 'I really am a different person.'" Today, Scanlan is about to be reunited with her co-stars from No Offence, the upcoming police drama that's written by Shameless creator Paul Abbott.