Sentence examples similar to utterly dissimilar reading from inspiring English sources

And one important consequence of this division is an utterly different read on recent history.

And we chose summings-up by songwriting prodigies who each redefined the term "popular music," though in utterly dissimilar ways.

Geisel did not enter this sweepstakes himself, but he commented sympathetically on the utterly dissimilar, and universally unnaturalistic, results.

Even though the average location of the two misses is a hit, the deer is quite unscathed: Two things can be equal on average, yet otherwise utterly dissimilar.

It began life in 1965 as Neil Simon's Broadway hit about the domestic discord between two divorced yet utterly dissimilar roommates, the finicky neat freak Felix Unger and the sloppy, beer-swilling Oscar Madison.

Mason calls it "a beautifully unified work on utterly dissimilar poems, held together by the most superficial but most effective, and therefore most suitable symphonic method.

"Thus, we find the similarity of expression to be, quite clearly, 'totally lacking.' The (two songs) are so utterly dissimilar that reasonable minds could not differ as to a lack of substantial similarity between them".

Utterly essential reading.

Alito called the dissent an "utterly implausible" reading of the statute.

Jesse Goldstein's Planetary Improvement, based on an original and utterly compelling reading of Marx, is that book.

Some of the evidence was held behind closed doors but the judgment is full and detailed, and utterly compelling reading.