Sentence examples for a very different tack from inspiring English sources

Greene (2008, 42 44) dismisses such normative explanations as unconvincing and takes a very different tack, highlighting another difference between Trolley and Bridge: whereas the harm done in Bridge (shoving a man to his death) is "up close and personal", the harm done in Trolley (by flipping a switch) is not.

"I started down a very different tack, very dark.

"We've actually taken a very different tack on that.

But in a plan announced last week to expand counterterrorism powers, President Bush adopted a very different tack.

But conservative Republican senators on the conference committee, like Jon Kyl of Arizona and Don Nickles of Oklahoma, take a very different tack.

But Mr. Gore has to take a very different tack this week in Los Angeles than the Republicans did in Philadelphia.

The two unions used to follow very different tacks.

The two prophylactic companies take very different tacks in their ads.

Curiously, the BICEP and Planck teams took very different tacks in publicizing their results.

Yet they take very different narrative tacks in their books.

Each family had a different tack, and a different theory.