Sentence examples for differently we know from inspiring English sources

Modern readers interpret bird-song differently: we know the "ecstatic carolings" to be territorially possessive; as mundane as estate agents' 'Sold' signs.

I think a related issue to that question, just to spin it a little bit differently, we know as we look at people who how do they learn online, we know there's big differences based on the type of access to technology they've had growing up the so-called digital divides.

"We know we have got to make our contribution, we know we have got to do things differently, we know that there are some savings to be had around efficiencies.

We argue differently and act differently when we know the material provided by the social sciences.

We act differently when we know we're on camera.

I began to wonder: Do we behave differently when we know that someone may be watching?

The audience responds to this film differently because we know this is something we've confronted in our lives or something we know is going to confront us.

We all act differently when we know we're being watched.

I often expect characters in my films to take a while to open up because it's human nature to act differently when we know we're being watched.

Vicky Kindemba, freshwater officer at conservation charity Buglife, said: "Different chemicals affect invertebates differently, but one we know about is permethrin - used to treat wood and animals to remove fleas and woodworm - which can affect dragonflies when it finds its way into the water course".

He thinks differently, and, as we know from the work, he sees the world differently.' At 70, Koudelka has, like his late friend Henri Cachievedresson, achieved semi-mythic stasus as a photographer.