Sentence examples for differently asked from inspiring English sources

Worried that you yourself should have written back sooner, said something differently, asked for less, or asked for more?

Loved Twilight at 14, then read it again after reading Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and felt differently Asked "Why do you write these strong female characters, Joss Whedon said "Because you keep asking me that question".

The same question, framed differently, asked them if they would rather lose $3,000 or accept an 80percentt chance of losing $4,000 (with a 20percentt chance of losing nothing).

The two questions above pose the subject a little bit differently, asking if we place more emphasis on one than the other, and why sports should even be part of the equation in an intellectual environment.

There was no consensus, Valentine said, among his players, and Valentine said that if he had seen the incident, he might have handled it differently, asking the umpires for clarification on whether Clemens should have been ejected.

This information joins medical records, credit card numbers and so on as information that your ISP is obligated to handle differently, asking if it can collect it and use it.

And if anyone wants to tell you differently, ask them why you can buy condoms and cigarettes in a 7-Eleven.

In Walker's defense, Tim Graham of the Media Research Center ("Exposing and Combating Liberal Media Bias") offers this exegesis: "Walker, the son of a Protestant minister, hears the question very differently: asking if someone is a Christian is a very personal question, asking whether someone has committed themselves to Jesus in their heart.

Pray differently: ask for God's love, rather than his problem solving.

For instance, if he or she bathes the baby differently, ask something like, "I saw that you bathe Bailey this way.

After realizing that he or she was raised differently, ask yourself "What if I was grown far from the city?" Never say the other person is wrong based on your ideas.