Sentence examples for differently echoed from inspiring English sources
John Ulczycki, vice president for strategic initiatives at the National Safety Council, a nonprofit group, said his organization's data, which were calculated somewhat differently, echoed the federal agency's report, showing a 9 percent increase in fatalities for the first six months of 2012.
Being "differently different" thus echoes Homi Bhabha's "almost the same but not quite" adage (Bhabha 1994).
Drop by drop the water falls, though it echoes differently through the vast humming mass of Bleak House, the novel Dickens began in the dark November of 1851 and finished the following year, during three months of near-continuous rain in the autumn and winter of 1852.
This is a view echoed by Reynolds [ 44], who emphasised that "everyone grieves differently in their own way and in their own time… we cannot offer a one size fits all approach to psychosocial intervention following stillbirth" (page 87).
The consortium concept was echoed by Lisa Platania, a spokeswoman for Computer Associates in Islandia, who said the company had not reduced its donations but was allocating its resources differently.
According to a dissent written by Justice Stevens (and echoed by President Obama in his remarks), the opinion also overturned more than a century of precedent treating corporations and individuals differently for purposes of free speech.
Last week those jeers were echoed during Brazil's 1-0 win over Serbia, a kind of dress rehearsal before the Croatians, but I have a feeling the crowd will behave differently in a World Cup game.
A Bloomberg spokesman, Andrew Brent, echoed those ideas, saying, "As a matter of equity, it was important to us throughout the negotiations that the Yankees were not exempted from such gives or treated any differently than other teams".
Alderson has echoed Collins.
"Disengage?" Delphine echoed, perplexedly.
