Sentence examples for been different in some from inspiring English sources
"President Obama's been different in some areas," said Phil Peters, a Cuba expert and a vice president of the Lexington Institute, a nonpartisan think tank.
Suppose (as is surely plausible) that an actually existing oak tree could have been different in some respects from the way that it is; suppose also that, even if it has some essential properties (perhaps it is essentially an oak tree, for example), it has no non-trivial individual essence consisting in some set of its intrinsic properties.
Admittedly, there are some contexts in which we talk of possibility in a way that may suggest that the 'accessibility relation' between possible worlds is non-transitive: that not everything that would have been possible, had things been different in some possible way, is possible simpliciter.
From the standpoint of w1, such an original composition for the bicycle is only possibly possible: something that would have been possible, had things been different in some possible way, but is not, as things are, possible (Chandler 1976; Salmon 1979; Salmon 1982, 238 40).
Treatment results have in fact been different in some studies.
Another important limitation is that the respondent to the questionnaire may have been different in some practices in 2005 and 2010, thus introducing a possible respondent's bias.
After all, maybe the married twin really is different in some way from his brother, and that difference is important to both potential spouses and employers.
But it is different in some way from essence, and that means it differs in formula (ratio) from the essence.
But the Buzz service is different in some important ways.
The Khalil case is different in some other ways.
