Sentence examples for different ideas from from inspiring English sources

Staff like to feel they are controlling the general and they did not like him getting different ideas from me.

But the Brandons had different ideas from Marc and Vassili about what appealed to them about "traditional" marriage.

"They seemed really pleased with me this time, they said: 'You're coming up with different ideas from everyone else.' Again, that's down to working with Rafa.

If you are a little Westernized and express slightly different ideas from the predominant ones, then you are called either "Son of Bush" or "Son of Obama".

Wander the halls of the grim, windowless congress centre - what a waste of the Alps - and you find a collection of clever people, a mass of different ideas from individuals who in normal life would never meet.

The new Marchioness says she "always knew the gardens would be my job", and she probably also suspected it would be a tricky one, because she had different ideas from her mother-in-law.

It's a different idea from Sarah Curran, a retailer who set up the sadly missed My-Wardrobe.

"We had hoped to get stronger language regarding tuition as a cost of living issue, but the university just has different ideas [from those of the TAs] of how it should operate," commented Hayssam Hulays, CUPE 3902 chair.

Others came from vastly different ideas for different arrangements, from early ("Masters of War") to middle ("One More Cup of Coffee") to later Dylan ("Man in the Long Black Coat").

When different ideas come from different quarters, those differences enhance the ultimate quality...

Around the world, and through history, the snake has come to represent many different ideas ― from the duality of good and evil to fertility and secret knowledge.