Sentence examples for seems a bit different from inspiring English sources

Suggs takes to the stage wearing a shaggy wig and claims he is "the big hairy cornflake", which, given the original big hairy cornflake, Dave Lee Travis, was found guilty of indecent assault, seems a bit "different times".

But this year seems a bit different. .

But this situation seems a bit different to me.

Jolie's parenting world view seems a bit different than Gwyneth Paltrow's.

Whatever these fans might be doing to our precious planet seems a bit different to the events that tear motorways out of the ground.

Mary Collins had a great line in the film, recalling when people would say to her, "You mean, you really think women should get equal pay?" Now it seems a bit different.

I don't usually write about consulting groups but this seemed a bit different.

With the world now coming to terms with his "fat beach body," Leo's roles may seem a bit different but there will still be roles.

The ostrich with its head in the sand is sometimes used synonymously with the boiling frog metaphor, but to me they seem a bit different, as the ostrich is making a choice in a way that the frog isn't.

That seems quite a bit different than my situation.

The source outlets chosen for different stories seems a bit haphazard, and in the evenings the articles can be many hours old.