Sentence examples for seemed utterly different from from inspiring English sources

It used to be the case that L.A. seemed utterly different from Eastern cities in one crucial way: it was already hauntingly apocalyptic, a place of steep hills, deep predator-filled canyons, terrible earthquakes, and winds bearing plutonium from Japan.

Until he starts defending his transport workers against what he perceives as damaging political short-termism, Mick Cash seems utterly different from his controversial predecessor Bob Crow.

It's only a two-hour flight from Britain and yet everything seems utterly different: the smells (mainly on the unsavoury side), the landscape (flat and dotted with orange trees, with a promise of hills in the hazy purple distance) and the people, who speak Castilian Spanish and the vernacular Valenciano language (closely related to Catalan) but categorically do not speak English.

In the pages of this book blacks seem at once utterly different from whites yet not at all differentiated from one another.

The player himself, however, seemed utterly convinced that he would return from this latest setback soon enough, saying: "My career is not over.

"Observation is so utterly different from experience," he writes.

Jeremy Corbyn is of course utterly different from Tony Blair.

Piedmont and the Veneto feel utterly different from Apulia or Sicily.

The Rothko too is utterly different from the Pollock and the Kline.

The result could be an NHS that looks utterly different from what we have at present.

It was so utterly different from the flat asphalt and cornfields out where I came from.