Sentence examples for a different view than from inspiring English sources

So the market seems to have a different view than does S.&P. of the relative merits of U.S. and French debt?

But there are also plenty of potential pitfalls when buying essentially sight unseen, including construction delays, rising interest rates, a smaller apartment than advertised and a different view than you had imagined when looking at the blueprints.

He admitted the Church was  "deeply" and "profoundly divided" over the way forward, but said he wouldn't exclude people from the issue who had a different view than the one he held.

"I think Ed does care a lot about helping the poor and about social equality," Mayer says, "but his view of how to get there is a different view than other people". Glaeser, for his part, says he feels the same about New Orleans as he does about many cities of the Rust Belt.

Last year's first-person shooter Battlefield 4 allowed one player to become a commander overseeing the battle area on a tablet computer, and using the touch display to point out enemies and arrange air strikes; the Nintendo Wii U is actually built around this whole idea of "second screen" functionality, in which one player with the GamePad device has a different view than the other participants.

Kids, for example, see a different view than adults and Dad can see a different view than Mom, depending on what he or she prefers.

Approach the phrase in a different view rather than just the phrase itself.

Although we found little difference between age and gender groups, patients with diabetes have a different view of hypertension than those who do not.

In an interview with the New York Times on Wednesday, Trump said: "I have a different view on Syria than everybody else".

But you go around the world, and people have a different view of crowding than we do.

"I have a different view of technology than Alan Kay's, which is, technology is the stuff that doesn't work yet.