Sentence examples for a different being from from inspiring English sources
"Fourthly, today's SNP is a different being from the organisation which entered a period of introspection and division after the referendum in 1979 which thwarted hopes of devolution at that time".
The Martian astronomers - for there are astronomers on Mars, although they are very different beings from men - were naturally profoundly interested by these things.
I would literally be a different human being without university.
The One remains in itself absolutely unparticipated; the many different beings proceeding from it participate in a series of participated henads or unities (gods).
Do souls have a different sort of being from that of other objects?—so that in studying the soul one learns not only about its nature (that is, its properties: rationality, immateriality, immortality, its capacity or lack thereof to affect the body …), but also about its "mode of being", and hence learns something about being?
Asia Bibi unfortunately was trapped in a small village in Punjab where tolerance is often more likely to be extended toward an animal than a human being from a different religion.
This is a different question from how important happiness is for well-being itself.
They seemed different beings.
Adam Lanza may have been a totally different human being in 2005 from the one he was in 2012.
Anne and Martin went through a period of time where they thought they were beings from a different world, and read books on UFOs.
They showed what every teenager may have suspected: schools are quasi-prisons, staffed by beings who seem from a different planet.
