Sentence examples for be doing anything differently from inspiring English sources

Q Will you be doing anything differently in the second phase?

In view of Barack Obama's assuming the presidency, which will probably heighten interest in Africa, should American business be doing anything differently?

None of the companies that Erick Schonfeld pointed to the other day seem to be doing anything differently from the live web search / discovery companies that came before.

I asked Mr. Altholz whether he was doing anything differently.

"I don't feel like I'm doing anything differently," she said in an interview last week.

"I didn't really feel like I was doing anything differently.

"We're going to know in the next three to six months whether he's doing anything differently — whether he can seriously address the corruption, whether he can raise an army that ultimately can take over from us and that doesn't lose troops as fast as we train them," one of Mr. Obama's senior aides said.

From the Times: "We're going to know in the next three to six months whether he's doing anything differently — whether he can seriously address the corruption, whether he can raise an army that ultimately can take over from us and that doesn't lose troops as fast as we train them," one of Mr. Obama's senior aides said.

If Kim keeps perfecting his shopping algorithms, you may never shop the same way again and you won't even know that you are doing anything differently.

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

I didn't realize I was doing anything differently from my friends until the first time it happened.