Sentence examples for views markedly different from from inspiring English sources

Now it is plain that they represent views markedly different from those of traditional Christianity.

Our study is limited by drop out or non-participation among five experts over the course of the study, who, it is possible, had views markedly different from the experts who did respond and so would have shaped our results in a different manner.

Of course, the view is markedly different from within Iran and from its allies.

Ms. Norton's testimony, in a brief opening statement and in her answers to questions from nearly a dozen senators, outlined her views about public lands, which are markedly different from those embraced by the Clinton administration.

The psychologist's latest assessment, presented to the Home Office last month, is markedly different from his view three years ago that McKinnon would require one-to-one observation to avoid a serious suicide attempt.

Topic knowledge and the way in which younger test takers view the world (experiential characteristic) is markedly different from older candidates.

The shift has increased the supply of money to borrowers, but also made it harder for the newcomers to present themselves as markedly different from the banks.Yet from a regulatory point of view, they are indeed very different.

The tone today was markedly different from the convention of 2000, when the party's deep divisions burst into view, pitting conservatives against each other.

It appeared that the views of the journalists who observed McDonnell in the hall at Brighton, along with his warm reception from delegates, were markedly different from those advanced by office-bound leader-writers dancing to their editors' tunes.

His subdued behavior was markedly different from his noisy neighbors'.

These patterns are markedly different from black support for Obama.