Sentence examples for a very different line from inspiring English sources

It is a finding that came unexpectedly from a very different line of research.

Though this agrees with Clausewitz's ideas, The Art of War takes a very different line of argument in other respects.

Mark Warner, the ranking Democrat, took a very different line, calling Comey "a straight shooter," who is "willing to to speak truth to power".

Mr Obama, so confident in pushing back over Benghazi, has taken a very different line over IRS overreach, calling it "intolerable and inexcusable".

In 1978 another young Tory with a Macmillanish pedigree, William Waldegrave, took a very different line in "The Binding of Leviathan": "No one knows how to run bureaucracies.

However, Jo Johnson has taken a very different line: "We will strip existing universities of the power to act like bouncers, deciding who should and should not be let into the club".

But again and again, private corporations have demonstrated that they have a very different bottom line in mind.

However, brachiopods evolved from a very different ancestral line, and the resemblance to bivalves only arose because of a similar lifestyle.

The grandes écoles run along very different lines.

At the top of the distribution, of course, history has proceeded along very different lines.

The next administration will be forced to conduct itself along very different lines.