Sentence examples for different terms than the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"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".

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.

By putting it in different terms than the usual interview questions, I think you get a lot more out of people.

"They're offering the privilege to enter the park to a citizen of Connecticut that doesn't reside in the town on different terms than residents that do reside in the town".

Among them are many who see the world in different terms than their parents ever did, and many who lack the stern intractability of the first generation of settlers they are slowly, surely replacing.

A person who understood the world in vastly different terms than I. And, I realized, I wanted to choose a donor about whom even extra-nonchalant Michael would not be able to contain his enthusiasm.

The Austro-Prussian War was triggered by the desire of German conservative leaders to unify, albeit on different terms than their liberal counterparts.

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