Sentence examples for were essentially different from inspiring English sources

The features exhibited by positive and negative phases were 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.

Gianfranco Pasquino, a professor at the Bologna Center of the Johns Hopkins university, said that individual politicians, like Mr. Berlusconi, might choose to employ the news for their own ends, but that the cases were essentially different.

Experimentally determined parameters of the invariant quasi-binary eutectic reaction L → (Al) + Al8CeCu4 °C14 °C, 14 wt.% Cu and 7 wt.% Ce) were essentially different from those published earlier.

She called it reverse discrimination, and objected to the idea that women had special interests that were essentially different from men's and that those interests could not be represented by the "gender neutral" male citizens who made up the large majority of France's parliament.

In some ways though, they were essentially different.

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.

Frustration and appropriation are essentially different things.

But the atmosphere was essentially different from that of Cleopatra.

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

Perhaps they get along so well because they are essentially different.