Sentence examples similar to differently striking from inspiring English sources
The court treated the unlicensed sign requirement differently, even while striking it down.
Comparing our lasting image of him with that of his friend who became his adversary, Jean-Paul Sartre, it is striking how differently we recall someone cut down at the peak of his powers with one who was fortunate enough to age.
And each responded differently when disaster struck.
Not that there won't be occasions when it will show a ball or strike differently than an umpire would".
But Chicago union members have interpreted the law differently, and maintain they are striking legally.
But the entertainment, and the edification, might strike different readers differently.
But what is striking about their rematch is how differently the two men approach it.
The only mammals not of Eurasian origin are the hominins—"striking" evidence the hominins were "behaving differently from other animals," Foley says.
Another striking aspect of the survey was how differently New Yorkers perceive the world compared with their fellow Americans in the heartland.
