Sentence examples for differently they are from inspiring English sources

But most of all, Europeans are eating differently: they are eating more like Americans.

Even though the teams play defense differently, they are well-coached and avoid mistakes, and their players compete with great fundamentals.

It requires a huge amount of trust in the other parent; trust that, though they may do things very differently, they are still doing what's best for your child.

And as they tell the current home secretary what she should be doing differently, they are, somewhere deep down, still asking themselves the same question about what went wrong for them.

According to a PowerPoint presentation that the New York Civil Liberties Union downloaded from the Jamrs Web site last year, Latinos are culturally "hard wired differently": they are "emotional" and not "intellectual"; "intuitive" instead of "analytical"; and "visionary" rather than "accuracy-driven".

They shop at local clothing stores and restaurants more frequently than Nassau's older residents, who "have deep pockets but spend differently: they are paying college tuition, fixing up their homes or taking lavish vacations, and I think the Nassau sales tax will probably exacerbate the difference".

They're not made differently, they're not scripted differently.

Packaged differently, they're more alike than you'd first think.

"Until proven differently, they're the team that came out of the East and went to the finals," O'Brien said.

"What happens in 2024 is anyone's guess — and if anyone tells you differently, they're lying," says political science professor Davis Logsdon of the University of Minnesota.

Nintendo World Report felt differently; they were impressed with the game's "top-notch graphics and sound that believably invoke the Metroid series".