Sentence examples for a very different phrase from inspiring English sources
That's a very different phrase, I say.
Tradition and greed clash head on in a tale replete with aphorisms and poetic turns of phrase in a very different view of the Arab world to which we are accustomed.
Later, he said of the frisk policy, "to borrow a phrase from President Clinton, I believe the practice needs to be mended, not ended" — a reference to a phrase that Mr. Clinton used in a very different context, in a 1995 speech defending affirmative action programs.
That phrase, and the "inevitably" that followed, gave a very different sense of the length of our commitment than the old line about "days, not months".
An "F" in school is a very different experience than a #tinderfail, but they both use the same turn of phrase.
A very different proposition.
A very different experience.
A very different picture emerged.
Consider a very different example.
Mallya was very different, and represented a very different India.
