Sentence examples for unlike precedents from inspiring English sources
Einstein's theory also brings unlike precedents together, but it seems doubtful that one of those was Einstein's recognition of and distaste for wave-particle duality as early as 1905; nor do I think that to get to general relativity theory from special relativity, Einstein abandoned the requirement that light waves travel in geodesics.
This may be why, unlike those precedents, it has gained a wide readership.
"It's not unlike many precedents out there, and there is a good public purpose," she said.
But unlike the ethnic precedents on which they are based, Ms. Ringgold's masks are clearly autobiographical.
While full of wonderfully observed natural details, Japanese hand scrolls, unlike their Chinese precedents, developed less as vehicles for pure landscape than as stages on which to unfurl human dramas of all kinds, in something like real time and space.
Unlike in the U.S., "Brazilian courts are not bound by precedents, and any judge can decide according to her own discretion.
Unlike the United States, Britain has no written constitution, and relies instead on precedents, and the guidelines of civil servants.
The precedents are clear.
Precedents for this exist.
There are few precedents.
