Sentence examples for across differently from inspiring English sources

Focusing on England, where the Industrial Revolution began, Clark argues that persistently different rates of childbearing and survival, across differently situated families, changed human nature in ways that finally allowed human beings to escape from the Malthusian trap in which they had been locked since the dawn of settled agriculture, 10,000 years before.

"When you say something to someone, it comes across differently than when you were their colleague.

The same quality came across differently to Joseph Scali, a Middletown lawyer.

"A person may come across differently in each market," Stacey Snider, the C.E.O. of DreamWorks Studios, says.

I know that there are some things that come across differently in Texas than on the national stage.

Remnick returns repeatedly to the notion that Obama is a "shape-shifter," with a remarkable ability to come across differently to disparate constituencies.

The logical equations demonstrate that service improvements are perceived as happening differently across different services.

Each method distributes the subjects slightly differently across different leaves and clusters (See Additional file 1: Table S4A-J).

DIF is a bias that occurs when a scale item performs differently across different demographic groups after controlling for the underlying trait measured by the instrument.

Jonathan comes across quite differently.

Twenty years ago, Wharton didn't come across much differently.