Sentence examples for yet not so different from inspiring English sources
It was perfectly modern, admirably efficient, yet not so different from the villages that Europeans built a thousand years ago.
Yet believers and nonbelievers are not so different from one another, news that is sometimes a surprise to both.
Yet they are also distinctly American, not so different, underneath the false eyelashes, from Little League games, and raising a host of issues revolving around class, gender and parents' aspirations for their children.
Yet in this sense, his advice is not so different from what strategists at wealth management firms do.
Yet, the sexist attitude it represents is not so different from the constraints my grandma faced when she was a teenager.
From a much different time, and yet not so distinct a place, Ibn al-'Arabi gives advice for those of us living in America.
And yet our dirty secret is that we're not so different, us and them.
Yet despite their disparate on-field histories, the Steelers and Cardinals are not so different when it comes to financial status.
We are private investors, and it is not our role to tell governments how to spend their money".Yet the two firms' actions are not so different.
On February 15th it emerged that Ms Royal's chief economic adviser, Eric Besson, had resigned in a row over the cost of her policies.Yet €35 billion is not so different from the programme of Mr Sarkozy.
"We are not so different.
