Sentence examples for too very different from inspiring English sources

And then he was gone into the brush, lost in a field of termite towers that didn't look too very different from downtown Darwin.

(If you had a horrible experience with organized religion, I'm sorry. Mine wasn't so great either. However, what passes for religion and what it actually means just might be too very different things).

That too is very different from 60 years ago.

The nature of the immigration, too, is very different.

Yet the reality is too often very different.

If the most profound pleasures are afforded by a Titian, however, new art too looks very different to the aesthete.

It's delicious, too, but very different from the Foradori, more savory with licorice and herbal flavors adding complexity.

Cooking, which we all knew could be a creative activity, was all too often very different - because husbands and children demanded meals on tap.

Even Landscape of the Vernal Equinox, wartime too but very different in content, a view of Wittenham Clumps, one of Nash's home subjects, has an unhomely feeling.

But that too is very different from the mere act of incorporation or formation.

According to Home Depot it turns out that different parts of the nation – different states, too – have very different preferences when it comes to yuletide festooning.