Sentence examples for seems different from that from inspiring English sources
The kind of loneliness portrayed here seems different from that in an age of social networking.
WHEN Chicago's Hypnotic Brass Ensemble plays, its sound seems different from that produced by other brass bands, especially those from New Orleans.
Moreover, its workmanship seems different from that of the others, and it appears to be made of a different alloy.Mr Wright therefore wonders if there was a second mechanism on board, of which fragment D is part.
These numbers do not suggest hunter-gatherers are going out looking for trouble with their neighbours.This finding seems different from that arrived at in 2009 by Samuel Bowles of the Santa Fe Institute, in New Mexico.
However, the effect of MS4a4B on cell cycle and cell proliferation in T cells seems different from that of CD20 in B cells since expression of recombinant CD20 was shown to accelerate cell cycle progression [21].
In addition, the pattern seems different from that observed in other systemic inflammatory processes, such as rheumatoid arthritis, tuberculosis, sarcoidosis, and multi-system disorders such as multicentric Castleman's disease (Bower et al, 2007, 2009; Stebbing et al, 2008).
He seems different from everyone else; that used to be a liability, but now it makes him stand out from the crowd.
"That's something that seems different from the Gores, who said they had grown apart".
A second focus of the debate is the proper understanding of a miracle: something that exceeds the natural power of created things (Leibniz), or something that seems different from our human expectation of how things operate (Clarke).
In the Philippines, where debating contests are held in verse, in the Tagalog language, the principle of the rhyme seems different from anything in Europe, so that the last syllable of one line rhymes with the penultimate of the next.
This finding seems different from Gallagher & Frith's [72] conclusions that the left anterior paracingulate cortex was selectively more involved in recognizing gestures expressing inner states.
