Sentence examples for somehow different to from inspiring English sources

It can be a misconception to assume these people are reckless or somehow different to the rest of us.

Dhoni, quietly candid after the game, admitted that Panesar was somehow different to all the other spinners at Mumbai.

In Miami, it was welcome, Mike Wallace, the former Steeler, and Dannell Ellerbe, the latest Ravens ex ("It felt good and, yes, somehow different to make positive headlines.

It's a sad reality that when ordinary people seek to change society, the standard establishment reaction is to label them dismissively as somehow different to everyone else.

The supposed competitiveness of the current campaign is also used to add weight to the argument that the Premier League is somehow different to other leagues, but it doesn't take much delving to realise that shock results are not exclusive to England.

Moreover, the output of the BBHE method possesses a bad contrast and is somehow different to the original images.

We are now going to see that, for the curvature case, the situation is somehow different, due to the fact that the 'barrier' ({y=1}) has to be avoided in order to obtain a classical solution to our problem.

Correlations for the fully adaptive condition were somehow different due to the fact that there was macro-adaptation involved; that is, the set of tasks were selected differently compared to the micro-adaptive-only condition.

This all somehow felt different to how I had interacted with new friends in the past.

It somehow feels different to imagine that I won't be taken care of, that I work because I have to, not just because I want to.

On top of that, the same exact research published in a "good" journal vs. an "okay" journal is somehow emotionally different to the reader.