Sentence examples for differently one from inspiring English sources

The same story on two different news outlets could be presented so differently one could almost believe they were listening to two different series of events.

In this case we can see two samples of the same color property illuminated differently (e.g., when looking at a wall that is partially exposed to the sun) and experience both to be of the same color but because of the different illumination we experience them differently (one is better illuminated than the other).

In an experiment, two psychologists gave different groups of people Heston Blumenthal's "Crab Ice-Cream" while describing it differently: one group was told it was about to eat a "savoury mousse", the other was expecting "ice-cream".

When Korine says, "It's time for people to start seeing films differently," one is tempted to think of Stan Brakhage in 1964 or Robert Altman in 1975, and snort.

Some we do remember, albeit differently: one man in the camp last week said it was the most diverse gathering of Native Americans "since the Battle of Greasy Grass," known to the white world as Little Bighorn.

By feeling the effects of doing things differently one can reduce his or her fears.

How do couples or group therapy work differently from one-on-one sessions?

One has to work differently if one wants to have different ideas.

Additionally, to examine whether the specific hybrid BC1 lines performed differently from one another, we used one-way anova followed by Tukey Kramer post hoc tests.

Our studies indicated asphaltenes with different molecular structures behaved differently from one another.

It is shown that different surface states react quite differently with one and the same adsorbate.