Sentence examples for a somewhat different view from inspiring English sources

The film takes a somewhat different view.

Mr. Drejza now has a somewhat different view.

This yields a somewhat different view of the race.

He has a somewhat different view these days.

But heavy support yesterday for his stablemate, Kingsbarns, implied that they take a somewhat different view in Co Tipperary.

When considering the theory of memory, a somewhat different view of neural state becomes important: the question of how we can build and maintain persistent, stable representations.

Later, a somewhat different thought becomes central.

Matthew W. Johnson, 34, chief trader of Nasdaq stocks for Lehman Brothers, took some time early Friday to express his own, somewhat different, view.

Paul Krugman says this all makes Canada a test case for two somewhat different views of the financial crisis and its aftermath.

We found that neurons with high BCM tended to have high BCS as well; these values were correlated (ρ = 0.7, p = 0, Fig. 5c), but often quite different, suggesting that BCS and BCM provide somewhat different views of how a neuron is related to body movement.

Players in the media landscape have all got somewhat different views.