Sentence examples for differently say from inspiring English sources

Those drawings came from lots of different countries, and it's fun to check out how differently, say, Germany and Korea think of cats.

Were we to hold the statute invalid under the Equal Protection Clause some might question whether a prohibition would be valid if drawn differently, say, to prohibit the conduct both between same-sex and different-sex participants.

If the stars were aligned slightly differently — say, the Texans were streaking toward the end of the year, and Watt had a monster prime-time game late — he'd have a legitimate chance at the M.V.P. award.

Some mortgage brokers acknowledge that lending might be more conservative if the mortgage professionals were compensated differently — say through a monthly payment based on how well the loans performed.

For example, courts frequently require plaintiffs to show that a similar employee was treated differently — say, a woman claiming that she was denied promotion because of gender discrimination would need to show that a similarly productive man with the same duties and qualifications received the promotion.

When we want to do something differently, say to save money, stand up for ourselves or exercise more frequently, we often start with enthusiasm.

"Two completely different creatures that work differently," says De Geer.

They're different, and I think should be treated differently," says Mr Lyon.

"Now I work differently," says Childs.

"You're treating married couples differently," said Sonia Sotomayor.

"We think radically differently," said the father.