Sentence examples for but with different words from inspiring English sources

"These bags say the same thing but with different words," he explains.

Many a listener over the past year has heard Stay With Me come on the radio and startedly absently singing along – but with different words: "And I won't back down".

The actual code will run in alphabetical order, as shown above, but with different words.

In other words, those components which have the same nature and meaning but uttered with different words are rounded off and poured within one phrase to be able to evade parallel discussions for similar components.

As long as supplies last, each child at the event will receive a poster featuring the book's cover illustration, but with different wording.

"But we think it has the same feeling, though with different words and concepts for the experience".

Only with different words.

A common technique is to produce price lists with different words or sections from the Torah.

In the distance, a neon sign hoisted between a pair of birch trees flickered with different words.

Hence Uplift, a game that involves colorful hot-air balloons floating in a desert sky with different words attached.

Almost all English speakers swear frequently throughout their lifetimes, albeit with different words and to varying degrees.