Sentence examples for wholly different to from inspiring English sources

Senator Lindsey Graham said the extraordinary measures were necessary because terrorism suspects were wholly different to regular criminals.

Those are really important drivers behind a selection policy, wholly different to whether you have a two or four-year sanction for a serious doping offence".

Further, the legal team have cited Belarus and Iran, the specifics of the issue are again wholly different to that alleged in the case of former President Nasheed".

So far, not wholly different to email, perhaps.

A blanket approach would not take account of the complexities of modern society or the specific circumstances of certain aspects of modern life - what may be required in a police station or court room would be wholly different to that required in a school.

The contest reflects our conviction that the effort taken to acquire a language wholly different to one's own is an investment not only in yourself, but also in global understanding.

The Oscars found a wholly different minority to exclude when they declined to ask the transgender experimental musician Anohni to perform her Best Original Song-nominated "Manta Ray" during the Academy Awards on Sunday.

Mr Putin, he argues, believes that Russia needs to return to the Middle East, albeit in a wholly different role to that of the Soviet Union.

They will now have to delve into a wholly different register to mark the passing of Marc Rich, the commodities trader-cum-law evader, who died on Wednesday morning, aged 78.Mr Rich is best known, at least in business circles, for revolutionising oil trading in the early 1970s.

But those issues should be addressed separately from the wholly different need to strengthen whistleblower protections for civil servants to improve overall government accountability to taxpayers. .

The result was something quite comprehensive: a collection of wholly different approaches to jazz.