Sentence examples for differently to make from inspiring English sources

"And about what could be done differently to make the situation better".

"Every year everyone says it, but what are we going to do differently to make it happen.

"We ask the weavers to make traditional Thai patterns a little differently, to make them more contemporary," Mr. Pollert said.

Gates's job was to reverse that — to figure out what he could do differently to make the president's agenda work".

Should the law treat differently – to make an admittedly absurd but useful hypothetical – the Bronzino or the Greuze?

Try to step back from the situation and ask yourself if there's any way you can behave differently to make things better.

When we started we had all the ideals that any new care firm has; to do things differently, to do things better, to make a difference.

Citing one example, Dr. Ostrov counseled parents to ask children, "What could we do differently here?" to make it clear that yelling at a sibling is not acceptable.

He says the scientific advice given by the commission members was "the best that the scientific community in Italy could have given in that moment" and believes that to say in hindsight that the commission should have acted differently is to make "a nonscientific observation".

As activists press for reform that is in many cases neither anti-market nor anti-state, businesspeople, challenged by globalization and constrained by democratic norms, begin to perceive the societal landscape differently and to make new bargains.

It's that time of year again when many of us start thinking about what we might do differently this year to make our life, and perhaps the world, a little bit better.