Sentence examples for differently from him from inspiring English sources

In some, though, it seems plain that she would have voted differently from him.

And a technique that works for Ralph won't work for people who lead differently from him.

The vice president also sharply criticized Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr., offering a pointed response when asked about Mr. Biden's plans to operate differently from him as vice president and about Mr. Biden's remark during the Oct. 2 vice-presidential debate with Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska that Mr. Cheney had been "the most dangerous vice president we've had in American history".

Jenner pointed out that West had embraced his role as a dad and said she's come to know him differently from how people summed him up in the past, adding that he was "soft" and "sweet".

Necessarily, being anxious about this influence, Keats will "misread" Wordsworth, ie will read him differently from the way a non-poetic contemporary might, will read him selfishly and for his own purposes.

What has happened to Scott's reputation, Crane argues, derives from the way the world has changed since the heroic myth was formed: "It is not that we see him differently from the way they [his contemporaries] did, but that we see him the same, and instinctively do not like it".

The Blue Jays see Cone two or three times a year and view him differently, from a distance, not through each pitch and the angst of one, two or three poor starts.

He recalled how school teachers would treat him differently from other pupils because they feared his family.

Kaneria, having lost his appeal in April 2013, has accused the governing body of treating him differently from Westfield, who was given a five-year ban from professional cricket and has recently been cleared to play club cricket in Essex.

Nevertheless, Griffin perceived that he had "struck up a rapport" with Greer, who treated him differently from the other panellists.

The prospect of incarceration elicited an angry response from Rodman's lawyer, who said officials were singling his client out for abuse and treating him differently from any other resident who has held a party or wedding along the postcard-perfect beach.