Sentence examples for differently explained from inspiring English sources

"I'm geared differently," explained Mr. Coffman, who owns German vehicles, equipment, weapons and other Axis memorabilia that he uses for battle re-enactments.

"I'm generally a free-trader, but I do think that we need to understand our security differently," explained Larry M. Wortzel, a former military attaché to the American Embassy in Beijing and a member of the Congressional United States-China Economic and SecUnited States-Chinasion.

In the early 1980s "West Indians who had spoken Cockney suddenly started to speak differently," explains Paul Kerswill of York University.

He felt entirely differently, explaining that, as a neurosurgeon, he cared for these patients all the time and that I was too inexperienced in my training to understand.

Singh last week described the relationship rather differently, explaining that because so many members of the government were from the RSS, there was no need for the organisation to interfere.

Amos put it a little differently, explaining (as does a character in Roth's "The Counterlife") that one lives in Israel because it is the only place on earth where you can tell anti-Semitic jokes.

"People transition differently," explains Jules, who identifies as non-binary and reiterates that there is no one fixed way to be trans.

The middle of season three sees the infant kidnapped by Angel's long-term adversary Holtz, who takes Connor to a hell dimension where "time moves differently," explains David Greenwalt.

Fibromyalgia patients seem to have issues in their central nervous system that amplify their reaction to pain—"their pain thermometer is set differently," explains Scott Zashin, MD, a board-certified internist and rheumatologist based in Dallas.

He had begun to dress differently, she explained, and had stopped wearing baggy pants.

However, these two hydraulic variables affect mangrove and saltmarsh differently, as explained in the Methods section.