Sentence examples for still differently from inspiring English sources

"Here in France, people dress similarly, yet still differently, compared to my country.

However, protein names are still differently assigned between databases like UniProt (The UniProt Consortium, 2008) and RefSeq (Pruitt et al., 2007).

Could you restate it still differently?

Mental illness is still treated differently than a physical illness.

Fernando Torres has admitted Liverpool are now Premier League also-rans, even if his manager Rafael Benitez still thinks differently.

"I entered the workforce and was very quickly hit with the reality that women are often still perceived differently from men".

TURKEY'S first direct presidential election and 100 years after the outbreak of the first world war, a look at how the conflict is still viewed differently across Europe.

Until such time as they are widespread, many believe that they give the home side an unfair advantage, because the ball still behaves differently to what they are used to.

Since joining the police in the mid-1980s – when she says women were still "treated differently" despite equalities legislation – Thornton has risen to the most senior level in the service, and her name was recently mooted for the biggest job of all, Metropolitan police commissioner.

And as National Girls and Women in Sports Day was celebrated today, other appropriate questions may be whether a post-toddler arms race will be the next phase in the sports movement and if the message to sons and daughters in some parts of the country is still perceived differently from the provisions that were outlined in Title IX guidelines 29 years ago.

Even when discrimination doesn't cross over into violence, Muslim women are still treated differently.