Sentence examples for a rather different vision from inspiring English sources

It's true we have a rather different vision of artistic licence – and, come to that, of licence in love".

Today, the most memorable Le Carré adaptation in a long time, the BBC's The Night Manager, has been directed by a woman, Susanne Bier, who brought a rather different vision.

And assuming that he's up against Mitt Romney, whose entire career makes him the natural embodiment of a rather different vision of what drives American prosperity, this clash of visions could make for the most interesting intellectual contrast of what promises to be a less-than-scintillating fall campaign.

There is, for instance, a ruffle dress ($39.99) and floral A-line skirt ($29.99) that have a rather different tone than the hard-edge vision of femininity the designer showed Saturday at New York Fashion Week.

Owen Jones takes a rather different view.

Spence has had a rather different experience.

Now it has a rather different air.

Yet a rather different idyll awaited.

Others, however, take a rather different view.

It was a rather different childhood.

The CEPR has a rather different take.