Sentence examples for different term than from inspiring English sources

Riley said he could have used a different term than Gestapo in discussing South Florida Knick fans.

Columbus Franklin Countyy) is also a good indicator. tags: Ohio swingstates polls) Daily Kos: State of the NationKos looks for a different term than MSM - Mainstream Media- because he believes that he and his readers shouldn't cede the mainstream.

I've been reading lots of early American history, and what they used in the first few decades of politics in the new United States springs to mind (although you've got to note the "O" at the end -- a different term than if it ended in "A") -- "The Junto".

We feel though that we must first clarify that we initially used the term outcome-relevant feature as a different term than what is usually meant as task-relevant; we used it to mean what the reviewers call the feature that was reinforced.

The effect is to maintain a certain challenge to normative liberalism, but on rather different terms than before.

"We found out a long time ago that if you use different language, that it's easier to think of things in different terms than the crowd".

Saudi officials have made it clear, however, that they regard this conflict with Iraq in entirely different terms than the way they regarded the gulf war.

Maybe with a little attitude adjustment, Mr. Louris could accept the fact that he has made it, just on different terms than the ones he envisions.

Fred Stein's black-and-white photographs also deal with remembrance, but on different terms than the works in the Riverhead show.

Consumers these days "define themselves in different terms than the ones we use in the furniture industry," like traditional or contemporary, said Bruce Birnbach, the president of American Leather.

With regard to the medical group as a winning model for patients, apparently patients and families measure customer satisfaction in different terms than the group measures it.