Sentence examples for does nothing differently from inspiring English sources

"I Learned the Hard Way" is her fourth album with the Dap-Kings, and to say that it does nothing differently from its predecessors is essentially, among Daptone believers, high praise.

I myself would have done nothing differently.

Almost unanimously, the musicians said they were going to do nothing differently.

Mr Brooks says that the OECD did nothing differently from the other agencies that attended the event.

Despite the political haymaking, the truth is that Goldman Sachs did nothing differently in the years leading up to the crisis than did other firms of its stature.

When told of Capriati's complaints, Seles said: "I did nothing differently during this match, changed nothing, so I feel I have nothing to defend".

"One option is to call September 11th a fluke, to believe it could never happen again, and to live in a dream world that requires us to do nothing differently.

Miller acknowledged that he felt he had atoned for his earlier disaster, but insisted he did nothing differently from the first game, which was played in front of the Titans' noisy home fans.

"In particular, when I asked you what if anything you would do differently in retrospect, you stated that you would do nothing differently".

Truth be told Mr. Rangel and his colleagues had an incredible vision and really did nothing differently than their White predecessors had been doing for decades in America: they saw an opportunity for a taste of power and they took it.

"It's been our position all along that Erick has done nothing wrong; the N.C.A.A. interpreted it differently and made a different interpretation," Manetta said.