Sentence examples for different idiom from inspiring English sources

"New York Scenes" is Bearden by a different idiom.

Told in a different idiom, hers could be a fairly humdrum narrative.

With every tune, the group explores not just a different sort of material but also a different idiom, a different group concept.

In his coded stories of family abuse and addiction, he brought to the stage a different idiom and a druggy, surreal lens.

The man was from a Tamil Nadu folk-dancing family of a completely different idiom; the woman was American, of a family of Sri Lankan extraction.

Every now and then, too, you come across some artwork that expresses Woolf's sensibility in an altogether different idiom, refreshing it.

Certainly the pieces were written in very different idioms.

But Quixote and Sancho speak two different idioms.

Different idioms, Western and Japanese, alternate or coincide.

And it embraces too many different idioms for it to be reduced to formulas.

And Tesori's brilliant score eclectically employs different idioms to illustrate character and social dynamics.