Sentence examples for anything differently is from inspiring English sources

But to suggest that India is doing anything differently is an obvious myth.

4.49pm BST An email from Richard Carter: "I do like Roy, but I think the hypothetical question of 'doing anything differently' was directed at his coaching, not the players' actions," he says.

What makes anyone believe that he would do anything differently if he were to be president?

Despite the stress and uncertainty he experienced starting out, Ansari isn't sure he would do anything differently if he were starting again.

Would we do anything differently if we weren't in this organization?

"If I could do anything differently, it would be to manage expectations".

One question asked Clegg whether he would have done anything differently if he was Deputy Prime Minister again.

And conversely, that if we dare to do anything differently then we are playing Russian roulette with people's lives.

As Charlie Collier, the president of AMC, said in a kind of pseudo-apology to angry viewers a week after the finale: "If I could do anything differently, it would be to manage expectations".

She struggled with flashbacks, "reliving certain moments and replaying them, trying to work out if I could have done anything differently, and not being able to stop those thoughts.

But when asked if, in retrospect, he would have done anything differently while Lindros was in Philadelphia, Clarke said: "For seven or eight years, we never said one thing about all the stuff that went on with him and his parents.