Sentence examples for were different to from inspiring English sources

'The riots in Chicago were different to the protests in Mexico, which in turn differed from the events in Paris in May.

Fiorentina's expectations were different to the other Italian sides.

"I was aware growing up that my grandparents were different to my parents.

These records were different to the spacey sound of Tangerine Dream or the more populist efforts of Jean Michel Jarre.

When I put this to an MP she pointed out that Blair's views on Israel were different to Corbyn's.

"I realized the images I was seeing in my head were different to the images I'd seen in previous films," he said.

Rowley said the three girls were different to someone "running around in northern Iraq and Syria with Kalashnikovs", who then apologised for having committed terrorist offences.

Margaret's struggle to understand who she was and whether to voice her opinions if they were different to her classmates was very familiar to me.

His arguments were often with those who failed to see the dignity of those who were different to the men in charge.

Referring to recent shooting incidents at schools in the United States as "mad people shooting children", Radebe said such occurrences were different to general crime.

No two elections are identical, and the cultural obstacles to a Conservative recovery a decade ago were different to reservations people had about Ed Miliband.