Sentence examples for two quite different things from inspiring English sources

Those are two quite different things.

"Investment", as Sayer notes, means two quite different things.

The wanting of it and the having of it can seem like two quite different things.

When we talk about learning, we really mean two quite different things, the process of discovery and of mastering what one discovers.

Surviving and living to the full can be two quite different things, for a theatre company or building as well as for you or me.

This striation suggests two quite different things: the "dream" of life that like a river passes through names and forms (namarupa), but also its very opposite: the reinforcement of material reality, palpable, perceivable and bounded by time and space.

The first thing to recognise is that there are actually two quite different types of businesses that employ forced labour.

"I'm concerned about quite different things..

These appreciations take two quite different forms.

PHYSICISTS and physicians used to do quite different things.

Yet they are two quite different books.