Sentence examples for something qualitatively different from inspiring English sources

"What we see is something qualitatively different.

But is there something qualitatively different about the attitudes of some men towards women now?

Either way, growth in the future is going to have to mean something qualitatively different: growth in what?

Panic, he explains, is not misplaced or exaggerated fear; it is something qualitatively different, distinguished by a shortness of breath.

"There's something qualitatively different in having to walk up to someone and punch them.

Still, Dr. DeCandido wonders what happens after the observation deck closes at 11 45 p.m. "Something qualitatively different happens later on foggy nights," he said.

"If we are going to elevate our relationship with Azerbaijan to something that is qualitatively different, then there has to be progress on democratic and market reforms," a senior State Department official said.

I can also find some sort of comfort in more recent Bollywood films, but there is something there that is qualitatively different.

What Tucker argues is that Semenya's "difference" is qualitatively different from Bolt's "difference".

We're not like something that came before us – we're qualitatively different".

And how do we know that something has happened and that we are qualitatively different as a result?