Sentence examples for unlike early from inspiring English sources

Unlike early video art, which was rarely edited, these shows are heavily edited to maximize the quick cuts audiences have become used to.

"Not unlike early blues and hip-hop in the United States, Kwaito tells stories of struggle but also of being young, sexual, and free," Johnson wrote in an e-mail.

Unlike early computers and arcades, in which a chip might produce a single synthesized note at a time, computers and game consoles now support multiple audio streams -- up to 256 separate "voices" on the Xbox, for example.

Unlike early Chosŏn kasa, which were comparatively lyrical, during the 19th century there appeared long kasa concerning travel, such as Hong Sun-Hak's "Yŏnhaeng ka" ("Song of a Journey to Beijing").

Unlike early works by Vija Celmins, in which real stones were displayed along with their exactingly made doubles, it is not clear whether Mr. Hoyt's works represent or reproduce anything.

"Not unlike early blues and hip-hop in the United States, Kwaito tells stories — of struggle but also of being young, sexual, and free," Johnson wrote in an e-mail.

Put another way, unlike early-detected breast or testicular, colon or prostate cancers, most ovarian cancer cases cannot be cured simply because they are not discovered before the disease has evolved into its third or fourth stages.

Unlike earlier models, it required no peel-off negative.

Unlike earlier generations of firefighters, some had gone to college.

Unlike earlier victories, it was neither violent nor rigged.

Unlike earlier protests, this one felt hostile and tense.