Sentence examples for a different take on it from inspiring English sources

Psychiatry had a different take on it: in autism I had a neurological learning difference which did not render me mad, bad or dangerous to know – always good to hear – and nor was I intellectually challenged.

It put a different take on it.

But she has a different take on it now.

Mr. Simon, 94, has a different take on it.

Human Rights Watch had a different take on it.

"And every school had a different take on it," he says.

Work assessments for people with Parkinson's and cerebral palsy isn't a different take on morality, it's immorality, and it doesn't particularly matter what the rationalisation is.

Mr. Bush's advisers and supporters agree that the elder Bush is a window into the younger one, but they have a different take on what it shows: carefully nurtured values of honesty and integrity.

"Each has a different take on what it is, and you as a viewer are switching between perspectives," Kwan said.

Another startup called Front Flip, which today is announcing $3.75 million in Series B funding, has a different take on loyalty – it wants to make these programs more fun, and more like a game you play than a task to complete.

I wanted to read Mavhunga's book not because I was interested in a different take on wildlife conservation (although it ably delivers on that), but because I wanted to learn from his "bottom-up" approach.