Sentence examples for a different nation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it should be organised in rotation, with a different nation of the former Britain occupying the site each year.

Which is why the foreign ministry was a good place to remind them that legally, historically and morally, East Timor is a different nation.

It is a different nation in its own place and already in much of how it thinks, talks and acts, quasi-independent.

The United States, Roubini went on, will likely muddle through the crisis but will emerge from it a different nation, with a different place in the world.

A different nation, one whose political and military influence was commensurate with its economic size – there were few takers for that.

"Wanting to be counted was a huge thing for me in 2008, but dramatically it makes sense that it was cut," said Mr. Hill, who expressed hope for a different nation under President Obama.

The electoral college is a constitutional relic of a fundamentally different nation, one with 13 states and a potential electorate of 2.5 million citizens, slashed dramatically by restrictions that limited the franchise to white, land-owning Protestant men.

If you're in a different country, please call your nation's suicide prevention hotline ASAP.

Ross is putting his money where his heart is, after working on a film about Seabiscuit, who captivated a very different nation back in 1938.

It is true that the United States of today is a much different nation than it was in 1918, with a larger, more mobile, and more complex society.

"We are now a very different nation" than the one that first passed the Voting Rights Act, he said.