Sentence examples for different from passing from inspiring English sources

In order to "raise the consciousness" about the evil of the income tax, Hendrickson proposed to the Metro Detroit Libertarians an audacious act of protest, something different from passing out fliers and holding up signs — something that, as he later recalled, "could not be kept quiet".

A blackout, he told VICE, is different from passing out due to drinking too much.

Blackouts are different from passing out, which means either falling asleep or becoming unconscious from excessive drinking.

A new approach that allows objects to become "invisible" has now been applied to an entirely different area: letting particles "hide" from passing electrons, which could lead to more efficient thermoelectric devices and new kinds of electronics.

What is different from what passed happily in a bipartisan fashion last Congress?" Himes said.

"What is different from what passed happily in a bipartisan fashion last Congress?" he asked, genuinely perplexed, from the floor after the vote.

In addition, it's relatively easy to avoid the physical things that frighten you; if you're afraid of dogs, you can just take a different route to school to keep from passing that bull terrier down the street.

And he wants to slash spending on Medicaid, which has already been squeezed, by a whopping $1.5 billion.The governor's pension reform is different from the overhaul passed in 2013 by lawmakers under Pat Quinn, his Democratic predecessor, which would have reduced annual increases in pension payments, raised the retirement age and capped pensionable salaries.

This step is not much different than passing from jogging to biking, but sled for sled dog are difficult to handle if you are not used to.

We were left with a total of 508 subjects (223 ASD, 285 HC) from 15 different sites passing the above quality control procedure for the final statistical analysis (see Table 1 for the composition of the final sample).

Rudolf Carnap (1943) had a rather different reason for passing from Set-Fmla to Set-Set, one which is semantically based rather than grounded in considerations of proof-theoretic elegance.