Sentence examples for was essentially different from inspiring English sources

But the atmosphere was essentially different from that of Cleopatra.

Djanogly said he did not believe that the bill's definition was essentially different to that used by the Association of Chief Police Officers.

Spinoza also denied Maimonides' assertion that the prophecy of Moses was essentially different from that of the other Prophets and that this was because Moses, in prophesying, had no recourse to the imaginative faculty.

After the first Grand Prix race in France in 1906 and the first Indianapolis 500 race in 1911, automobile racing was essentially different in Europe and in North America until in the 1950s Grand Prix racing was organized worldwide.

It was established that composition of ZnS Cu fractions was essentially different.

It should be noted that the simultaneous geomagnetic field response in the polar region was essentially different from those observed at lower latitude, which first showed a preliminary negative impulse followed by a main impulse.

Despite a lack of empirical evidence, a cottage industry has emerged working the "boys and girls are essentially different, so we should educate them differently" angle.

Also, softball has suffered from guilt by association with baseball, although they are essentially different sports.

"The general consensus among those of us in authority is that teenagers are essentially different from us "normal" humans.

"A lot of female geeks really object to the idea that women and men are essentially different.

Those who felt that people of other races were essentially different or inferior were more likely to cut off contact or go for long periods without communication.