Sentence examples for differently we would from inspiring English sources

If anyone knows differently, we would be very interested in finding out!

"By the same token, if the laws were enforced somewhat differently, we would have more honest markets".

Many people did not believe rice could be grown outside of water, and if we hadn't thought differently, we would never have developed our solution.

Imagine that – how differently we would all feel about it if that could be the case?" This struck a chord with me.

If she had "we would have dealt with it differently, we would have protected her in whatever way we needed to".

"We were young, and if you ask us today if we would have done anything differently, we would have," said Ms. Almonte, 30, the beauty director at Latina Magazine.

Robert David MacDonald's adaptation (first seen as In Quest of Conscience in 1994) stops short of letting Stangl off the hook but the play's meticulous choice-by-choice analysis makes us wonder how differently we'd behave in his place.

(Although we have ideas). If things had turned out differently, we'd probably call whatever we were made of "matter" and its opposite "antimatter," but who gets which name is completely arbitrary.

Of course in the opening salvos of women's migration into the workforce our strategy was to blend in: We were afraid (and rightly so) that if we came at an issue differently, we'd be seen as weak -- or worse, tossed out of the boardroom completely.

If we were to do this differently, we probably would do one of the following: take a course in radio frequency circuit design (e.g. ECE488 from Prof. Swartz) or pick a different project idea.

If we expect 20-somethings to have a superiority complex, we may respond to them differently than we would otherwise, she says.