Sentence examples for somehow different than from inspiring English sources

Why the BRE elements failed to repress the translation of the K10 GFP transcripts is not clear, but these findings suggest that the transport complexes assembled by the GLS alone are somehow different than the ones assembled by intact gurken transcripts and that these differences are critical for BRE-mediated trepression repression.

JS: Is your approach somehow different than mindfulness?

But I would hardly have eschewed a chance to talk with Mao about his view of modern Chinese history's teleology and how he might have viewed it as being somehow different than that of the West.

Emotions that are experienced and perceived while listening to music are somehow different than those induced in everyday life.

Are your Department's actions somehow different than Beijing's?

There were many other things I believed that made me somehow different than other survivors.

This raises the question of just why the current spate of autobiography feels somehow different, somehow "worse" than ever before more narcissistic and more disturbing in its implications.

This raises the question of just why the current spate of autobiography feels somehow different, somehow "worse" than ever before — more narcissistic and more disturbing in its implications.

But there's a quality about this margherita pizza — with its warm, crunchy crust and milky, flavorful puddles of creamy mozzarella — that is somehow different and better than all the rest.

For better or worse, we are a herd society: We love to be considered in-the-know and abhor the idea that we are somehow different or "less than" our perceived peers.

Although it is possible that nut eaters are somehow different from, and healthier than, non-nutters, it is more likely that nuts themselves have a lot to do with these benefits.