Sentence examples for different to someone else from inspiring English sources

"Much later," she adds, ominously, "I realized it would have smelled different to someone else, might even have appeared in a different form".

"What people say afterwards is their own view of the game and can always be different to someone else's, that's their prerogative," Monk added.

But on this week's installment, it was they who were bringing something different to someone else.

Every person is unique, so your tolerance for caffeine might be very different to someone else's.

The problem is solved when we establish the identification of different groups without including a negative connotation to what being different means to someone else.

So whatever one's view on sovereignty versus prosperity, one is not, by definition, contemptible because one holds a different view on it to someone else.

This is why laws speak of a "reasonable person," a "rational basis," and a "compelling state interest" -- what is reasonable, rational or compelling to one person in one time and place will be totally different in another, and to someone else.

Everyone's abilities are different, and comparing yourself to someone else can put you off practising even more than you are now.

They would look at me and walk away, make a point of being served by a different bartender or even talk to someone else over my shoulder.

A certain metaphor may have a very different meaning to us than to someone else.

"I think that how you want to live, and what you choose to do is different than what you might recommend to someone else," he said.