Sentence examples for really something different from inspiring English sources

"Out of the four majors, this is really something different," Nick Faldo said.

The uphill road, he added, "is to expose people in the Hamptons that this is really something different".

You think you know what's going on, but it's really something different because actually the movie is about the elusive nature of reality, and there's a whole metaphysical bit with this plastic bag".

I like to work in a solitary way so it was really something different for me.

And she made this noise of, like, outrage and shock and just, like, a guttural "ugh" that I knew, OK, this is — this is really something different.

"He had to persuade us to do the first one in England," Steve Coogan says, "and it was only halfway through that I realised that it really was something different, that this was actually original.

Once you understand the basic building blocks of headsets though, you can really create something different, and let design change a rectangular box into something really quite elegant.

I really think that diversity is what helps the evolution of the arts, what really creates something different".

But in 1973, although people knew that Jesus had something to do with Judaism, they thought that he was really something totally different".

But influence, as distinct from power, is really something quite different.

I was really asking something different.