Sentence examples for remarkably different than from inspiring English sources

"The atmosphere and marketplace is remarkably different than it was when I started at Skinner in 1970," he said.

The rhetoric during Clinton's second week on the campaign trail is remarkably different than the start of her 2008 presidential bid, when a top male strategist advised her to be more Thatcher than Clinton.

We show herein that the photoelectrochemical behavior of a given semiconductor nanodot (p-CuSCN or n-TiO2) in an alumina template matrix, is remarkably different than that of its macro-sized counterpart.

Though the UAE -- of which Sharjah and Dubai are among the seven emirates that make up the federation -- are remarkably different than the rest of the Middle East, living there definitely opened my eyes to gain a better appreciation of that part of the world.

Peter Stavrianos, another former colleague, added, "She was not remarkably different than dozens and dozens of other people that you ran across in the 1970s who were McGovernites that got into politics for reasons other than to make a lot of money".

"It does say that ramelteon is remarkably different than any of our existing sleep compounds," says Griffiths.

Interviewed by telephone during a trip to Silicon Valley, he said, "I'm getting a remarkably different perception than I did a year ago" when he was greeted with skepticism.

It's the dorm where I met two roommates (Minh Nguyen-Dand '09 and Mike Vincent '10) who came from remarkably different backgrounds than I did, and who would become good friends that I'd room with all four years.

It's the dorm where I met two roommates (Minh Nguyen-Dand '09 and Mike Vincent '10) who came from remarkably different backgrounds than I did, and who would become good friends that I'd room with for all four years.

Hitting the favorite button on the first episode of "Mad Men" is a remarkably different gesture than expressing digital solidarity with kidnapped children in Africa, but it all sort of looks the same at the keyboard.

Interestingly, this measure of need shows a remarkably different pattern than that for under-five deaths.