Sentence examples for something entirely different from from inspiring English sources

"The appeals are something entirely different from the norms.

By "religion" Einstein meant something entirely different from what is conventionally meant.

Duggan signed for Everton girls when she was 11, but that meant something entirely different from signing for Everton boys.

With "Coucou," he aimed to bridge painting, sculpture and theater, adopting some of the playwright and director Antonin Artaud's ideas while producing something entirely different from Artaud's plays.

So the patrons in the upper deck seats overlooking the infield, for example, could hear something entirely different from those in the center field bleachers.

A day later, the Thierry Henry handball controversy has spun off into something entirely different from Thursday's woe-to-Ireland, Henry-the-thief themes.

Her husband, Dr. Lonnie Hammargren, built Big Bertha, a black 10-foot-tall model locomotive, in their backyard from a disparate collection of parts: a rail car believed to have brought Howard Hughes to Las Vegas, part of a road girder, a piece of an 1890 steam tractor, a boiler "from something entirely different, I can't remember what," Dr. Hammargren said.

In an opinion for the federal court of appeals in New York, Judge Guido Calabresi once expressed that truth memorably: "'You should have passed, dummy,' means something entirely different at a bridge table from what it means on Superbowl Sunday".

There might've been sort of an awareness and a wink and a nod, but the footage and the imagery that came out of the show was done, disconnected from that, and then it was sort of like, "Oh, maybe we can use that in a way". But the image, the storyline came from something entirely different.

He goes from wanting one thing to wanting something entirely different, like a cigarette, or a fuckin' ham and cheese.

Something entirely different?