Sentence examples for be defined differently from from inspiring English sources

But George W. seemed to want to be defined differently from the beginning".

Rich Bond, a Bush family friend who headed the Republican National Committee under Bush senior, says, in the Schweizers' book, that W. wanted to be defined differently from his father and that religion was one way he found to do that.

Though h j can be defined differently from (13), Bletsas et. al. [12] empirically showed that it works well to use the minimum channel.

The outcome to be predicted in an external validation study may be defined differently from how it was defined in the original publication describing the development of the prediction model.

It lies at the heart of Toyota's new successful business that was defined differently from its past success".

Had it been otherwise — had Welles beaten David Chase to cable — the very notion of what constitutes greatness on television might have been defined differently from the start.

Success will be defined differently for each top free agent.

Sex is defined differently for different religions and spiritual practices, so however it is defined by yours, follow it!

Survival is defined differently for everyone.

Each scenario could be defined differently or be variably stressed.

Second, urban versus rural areas may be defined differently.