Sentence examples for somewhat different picture from inspiring English sources

Fittipaldi's book, "Greed," offers a somewhat different picture of the principal leaker.

Duveen, called in by the defense as a witness, gave the court a somewhat different picture of Widener.

But some figures in the budget painted a somewhat different picture from the one the Mayor highlighted, particularly when the surplus was taken into account.

It offers a somewhat different picture from that of a series of memoirs published in recent years by several of Italy's leading left-wing terrorists.

The annual Census data, which is better known than the monthly data that forms the basis of the study, presents a somewhat different picture.

As we dive into the Clinton apparatus in Brooklyn, we discover a somewhat different picture of Mook, who was largely portrayed as an affable, modern-age data whiz during the campaign.

The ideas of dominance and comprehensiveness express somewhat different pictures of the status of morality, though an exalted understanding of morality often draws on both.

The reality is somewhat different.

Yet if traffic figures are divided by population, a somewhat different (and more meaningful) picture emerges: South Korea is and will be the world's most data-hungry country in Cisco's sample.

Now the picture is somewhat different.

But the actual picture is somewhat different.