Sentence examples for a different word than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paulson also discloses that after the situation had been somewhat stabilized and Citibank suddenly began to wobble, his response was, "Holy moly, although I used a different word than that.

More than anything, though, it's about freedom — the idea of freedom, as opposed to any specific exercise of it — and liberty, which is a different word than "liberal," and about the special effects, which are more special than ever before, and Crest Whitestrips, which — SPOILER ALERT — save humanity.

Jenkins: Actually, I think that they used a different word than algorithm.

Except I would have used a different word than "jerk" (I'll leave that word to your imagination).

MS: Let's find a different word than prayer, like self-reflective thought or something like that, or meditative thought, or you know, just anything.

I was told over and over again by most of the adults that I came into contact with that I was a bad child and would never amount to anything because of how precocious I was (they used a different word than that).

Users will be forced to search through a large number of past suggestions to make sure theirs hasn't already been created (the site tries to show previous relevant comments, but results are poor if you've chosen a different wording than someone else).

But I think that if you asked the many slaves who lived at Monticello, they might use a different word for it than "utopia" (Weekend section, July 6).

The BBC has a different word or phrase than American networks use to describe almost every function of television production, and it may yet drive me crazy.

It's a markedly different word than "romance," which encompasses the crests and troughs of a dramatic, longterm affair.

Maybe the month of June needs a different word for Alzheimer's than "awareness".