(The Washington Post saw things differently, calling it "so good it breaks your heart for not being better").
But Rangers defenseman Marc Staal described Kaleta differently, calling him a repeat offender who is unwilling to fight when opponents confront him about the dangerous checks he throws.
Or, to put it slightly differently, calling something a right can be a way of rhetorically enforcing an important wish, a way of making a wish sound important.
Since Barr's time, real power at the museum has been shared by two groups: the board of trustees and heads of the six curatorial departments Barr established: painting and sculpture, drawings, prints, photography, architecture and design, and film… Lowry did things differently, calling a lot of meetings, and eroding the boundaries between the departments.
Mr Kejriwal took the helm as Delhi's chief minister last month on a ticket to fight corruption and conduct politics differently, calling his party a "new broom".
Now Marc Gurwith, an infectious disease specialist who heads the company's clinical trials, concedes that VaxGen should have presented its analysis differently, calling into question the controversial claim that the vaccine worked in some racial groups--most dramatically in blacks.
Knight saw it differently, calling Lawrie safe.
Dolphins linebacker Nick Buoniconti saw it differently, calling the narrow victory "a disgrace" and "the low point in Miami Dolphins' history".
The Guardian's Nigel M. Smith praised Franco for turning in his "most unhinged performance since 'Spring Breakers,'" while Variety's Peter Debruge felt differently, calling it "all smut and no soul". .
Bobby Hankinson of The Houston Chronicle called this "one of the better episodes in the show's three-season run, though not as good as 'Asian F. Time James Poniewozik weighted them differently, calling "The First Time" the "best episode, overall, of Glee season three".
