Sentence examples for was terribly different from inspiring English sources

"I did have to pretend I couldn't play tennis, but not much else about the character was terribly different from myself".

And, at least in the early innings of the 1932 campaign, it was by no means clear that Franklin Roosevelt had in mind an economic policy that was terribly different from Hoover's.

"It wouldn't have been terribly different if he had been released earlier.

If the editorialists at Al Jazeera could have written the script, it probably wouldn't have been terribly different".

None of these thoughts were terribly different from the ones I heard recently when I plowed the same ground in my own interviews.

"In some way, the approach to Russia shouldn't be terribly different than the very realistic approach we had to the old Soviet Union in the late 80's," he said.

One of the books which we are required to read for our exam (which is less than two weeks away), is of course The Great Gatsby and through reading this book I feel that by also studying it, my opinion on Gatsby as a novel and as a character may be terribly different to many reading it for enjoyment.

"There will be a time in the week when the whole school will be doing extra English, but the form that this takes will be terribly different, according to the pupils' proficiency with the English language," Sale says in a manner suggesting she has explained this many times.

Though it would be rated 0 stars, if you're on a budget it won't be terribly different from a hostel in India.

Back in 2007, a different committee was terribly pleased with its power to summon the bosses of the private equity industry but incapable of handling even vaguely technical answers.

In a different way, I was terribly moved when in New York a couple of years ago I saw the chamber company New York Theatre Ballet dancing Lilac Garden and Dark Elegies by Antony Tudor.