Sentence examples for were quite different from from inspiring English sources

But ours were quite different from hers.

At times, evidence shows, Dr. Samuels's official reports were quite different from what he appeared to find during an exam.

But Justice Lonschein said the circumstances in the city's case were quite different from the California cases.

The hominids who left the fossils, they noted, were quite different from one another but still members of one species.

Analysts said that the circumstances of those companies -- both were in turmoil when the executives left -- were quite different from those Aventis faces.

In person, the two men were quite different from their personas on the page - Habermas was jocular and charming; Rorty, droll and reserved.

"The governor who was speaking on Monday night at the debate was saying things that were quite different from what he said earlier," Powell said.

They have been handed down from a time when beliefs about the nature of society and of relations between classes of citizen were quite different from today.

The lives of the prisoners he encountered were quite different from his own — but not as different as one might imagine.

We worked on pronunciation and he pointed out words that were quite different from their Spanish or Portuguese equivalents: sheep is canhona, knee is zinolho, snowflake is farrapa.

"My motivations in the 90s [were] quite different from my motivations now" (#34; M34 years; Political & International Relations).