Sentence examples for different takes on it from inspiring English sources

"These editorial cartoonists often work on the same themes, but they have different takes on it," Ms. Albert said.

Two people will very often look at the same thing and have very different takes on it".

Well, we have two different takes on it.

As readers we always knew there were other countries in play beyond the borders, all with their different takes on magic, some seeing it as an abomination, some worshipping it, some seeing it as a business opportunity.

Perguntator said: "We could go on for ever discussing different takes on the issue, but it seems not even a fierce Adam Smith follower, a true invisible-hand fundamentalist, trusts the corporations to do the right thing without outside pressure.

There are different takes on the concept.

Two vastly different takes on public seating.

A quick post from our Adelaide intern, Jane Howard, on Ontroerend Goed's The Smile Off Your Face – still one of the big talking pieces of week one, with everyone having a very different take on it: "I didn't find the work anywhere near as dark as Claire Armitstead and spent the whole time smiling giddily, while others have reported they burst into tears.

But it took me a while to realize that you should just glean what you can from each of your teachers, because each one is going to have a slightly different take on it.

Psychiatry had a different take on it: in autism I had a neurological learning difference which did not render me mad, bad or dangerous to know – always good to hear – and nor was I intellectually challenged.

It put a different take on it.