Sentence examples for different ideas of how from inspiring English sources

Another issue to consider is that cultures or institutions can have different definitions of attention or different ideas of how attention manifests, leading to differences in the number of children who are classified as atypical.

Members often have different ideas of how to deal with Russia.

Others policy-makers have different ideas of how they would change the EMA to save money.

"He drew different ideas of how we could put the bed in," Ms. Castillo said.

Different people have different ideas of how to organize and program.

"It's hard to weed out students because we faculty have different ideas of how rigorous are our standards.

Owen Jones has a very different idea of how the establishment now works.

"We went to California and talked to ten different executives," Knight said, "and almost every one of them had a different idea of how to approach the story".

Neighbors, Decades Apart Two hours north of Pitkyaranta, in the pristine Finnish town of Joensuu, Vesa Tuominen has a markedly different idea of how to spend his time.

Indeed, she has a very different idea of how her future will unfold: she wants to go to Mars, her favourite planet.

Dana Gieser had a different idea of how she would spend her prom weekend with the 15 friends she had known since sixth grade.