Sentence examples for was notably different from inspiring English sources

Saturday's newscast was notably different as a CBS staff announcer introduced Ms. Couric.

Their caution was notably different from the zeal with which President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Bush's father and his budget director, Richard G. Darman, attacked federal spending.

One thing that was notably different this time was the comparatively few newspapers that provided daily coverage of the gay-marriage trial or the scene outside the courtroom.

They were cool, but none were conventionally gorgeous, and the record had a hungry, DIY quality that was notably different to the more contrived femme-pop of the time, such as B*witched and Billie Piper's buffed bubblegum.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld signaled as much today when he told reporters that the "so-called war" was notably different from previous conflicts that American forces had fought with Iraq and Serbia.

Tam wanted the government to recognize what the band's audiences understood — that the name "The Slants" was about Asian pride, not racism against Asians, and in that way was notably different from "The Redskins".

Christianity is notably different.

Today, our margin of error is notably different.

But the effects are notably different at the two sites.

The film adaptation is notably different from the novel.

Though similar in size, Melbourne and Sydney are notably different in style and atmosphere.