Sentence examples for differently demonstrating from inspiring English sources

The seemingly massive discrepancy of the absence or existence of development can be tackled somewhat differently, demonstrating that developing reproducers (for example, organisms) are not so very different from replicators.

Even at the front end of the grid, once Vettel has won the title some drivers expect him to drive differently, demonstrating to fans his true abilities.

Our anger at our leaders and sometimes at those who are different or think differently demonstrates our need for something to hold our lives together.

This SOM is used to generalize over differently demonstrated grasping actions and to reconstruct the intended approach trajectory of the instructor's hand while grasping an object.

There she was on the Pyramid stage – with her unkempt grey hair and crow's feet, looking for all the world like the kind of ageing lady who talks to her cats – radiating anarchic energy, urging us all to see things differently, and demonstrating just how kick-ass a woman in her late 60s can be.

Here in the US, the issue is playing out differently, as demonstrated by the Oscars controversy.

The five bucket models performed quite differently, which demonstrated the aspect ratio effects and inside-bucket compartment effects.

You can ask, "Oh, is that the way you pronounce that word?" Then go on to say that you always pronounced it differently, and demonstrate how you do so.

This theory further suggests internalized motivation and non-internalized motivation influence people differently; people demonstrate a behavior to a greater extent when they perceive that the motivation to do it comes from themselves rather than from an external, controlling cause.

Maybe he doesn't have to approach it any differently or demonstrate anything beyond what he did in his first two seasons as the Dodger manager.

(PT1, female) When responding in their assignments to 'What could you have done differently' students demonstrated reflection on their interview performance and their learning experiences.