Sentence examples for differently talk from inspiring English sources

"They look at you differently, talk to you differently.

You speak differently, talk differently, eat differently, spend differently, give differently, joke differently, study differently etc.

Newer members in particular did behave differently, talking more about economic issues and citing more data when doing so suggesting that the increased transparency had induced them to mug up on their briefing notes.

The deontologist usually sees value differently, talking in terms of rules and principles rather than in terms of goods.

Says they've been working on how to serve those ads differently, talks about ads in activity streams.

Republicans read the results of the election differently, talking about the perils of overreach during Obama's remaining tenure.

"In everything he does, he moves differently, he talks differently, he holds his body differently," he says.

Similarly, an economist explaining the Phillips curve ought to do so differently if talking to a niece taking business studies GCSE, the retired sales executive next door or a room full of trade unionists.

But Peter Maass, then reporting for the New York Times, and who has interviewed both men, remembers the relationship differently: "I talked to both of them about each other and it was very clear that they were very close to each other in terms of their command relationship and also in terms of their ideas and ideology of what needed to be done.

"What we are doing differently is talking about the future, and not about the past and the present… Of course it's a big challenge.

But many women of color in the US use similar products, even though they're advertised differently and talked about less openly.