Sentence examples for be doing something differently from inspiring English sources

There is no proof that drivers slow down with age, despite what the people behind them may think, but they do seem to be doing something differently.

Sometimes she would come home, with all her training and her reading in the social-work literature, and tell Hector that he should be doing something differently, and he would feel that he had been in the trenches day in and day out, cleaning toilets and doing laundry, while she was staying in hotels, and he would yell at her, Don't give me this textbook shit!

We think, "There must be someone who should be doing something differently!" Maybe you think Dennis should be more patient.

"We always listen to what sports are saying and give very careful consideration to whether that means we should be doing something differently," added Nicholl.

In this tough economic and political climate it's important to question whether business schools should be doing something differently.

A client and I recently had a session where she shared with me that a friend of hers, a woman whom she considers to be very spiritually connected, told her that she should be doing something differently with her work than what she was doing.

But the company is doing something differently than others in this space – it's letting consumers shop anonymously, while also seeing how their answers to the Insurance Zebra's Q&A change their rate quotes in real-time.

I'm doing something differently in terms of pacing.

And, so, out of my love for him, I'm doing something differently this Father's Day.

So I wanted to ask: Is there a way the Court could be doing something fundamentally differently not just choosing B this time instead of A, but taking a different overall approach to constitutional rulemaking that might improve compliance and reduce what we regard as bad behavior?

Mr. Morfogen is doing something else differently than his predecessors: embracing, rather than distancing himself from, the past.