Sentence examples for differing circumstances from inspiring English sources
Cullen's full-length biography of Davidson in 1975 posits a theory that multiple personalities led him to behave in different ways in differing circumstances.
Yet despite a shared bent for autocracy, there were always differences among them, not least because of their countries' differing circumstances.
In the three novellas that make up "The Artist of Disappearance," Anita Desai uses it twice, in differing circumstances and locations, but to the same convincing and plaintive effect.
Aleichem populates his stories with a multitude of characters who live in a variety of towns under vastly differing circumstances, but "Fiddler" limits itself to the landscape of "underfed, overworked Anatevka" -- "the cutest shtetl we've never had," as Irving Howe wrote in a famous blast at "Fiddler" published in Commentary in 1964.
He added: "Quite apart from this case and newspaper, it is perhaps a sign of the times that Gemma is the fourth journalist in as many weeks for whom I have had to take action against various other organisations, albeit in differing circumstances, in order to safeguard their professional integrity".
Don't feed the zombies The urge to merge Runway rivals The Dutch discount The shedding giant No gold please, we're Romanian Still changing the subject Correction: Wikipedia Reprints Related items Japan's opposition: FlooredApr 6th 2006The companies' differing circumstances today can partly be explained by their origins more than 50 years ago.
Details may differ, circumstances of their deaths may remain unknown, but the outrage that erupted after the Aug. 9 fatal shooting of the unarmed, black 18-year-old by a white officer in Ferguson, Missouri, has become a rallying cry in protests over police killings across the nation.
They support the view that patients in different circumstances differ in the way they are able to access diagnosis and treatment.
Mr. Greenberg says the explanation lies partly in differing economic circumstances.
