Sentence examples for was not so different to from inspiring English sources

Absolutely, says Scott; after all, the party was not so different to funerals themselves.

Of course the glamour and success gives him a new aura but I can tell you that Usain in 2003 was not so different to Usain now.

Thirty years ago, Shenzhen was not so different to home: a small fishing village marked out only by its proximity to Hong Kong.

The British Museum's latest exhibition aims to show that domestic life in the Roman Empire wasn't so different to how we live now.

A director working with actors is not so different to a conductor working with soloists".

But despite outward appearances, I'm not so different to other brides.

It's not so different to a Saturday morning cartoon really.

But it's not so different to its neighbours, he adds.

It is not so different to what made millions of Europeans travel to the US in the 19th century.

The Douglas Fairbanks Jr. of 1928 and the Douglas Fairbanks Jr. of 1929 are not so different to me.

Realising we are not so different to the rest of the animal kingdom could have profound implications on how we treat our closest living relatives.