Sentence examples for expressed something different from inspiring English sources

Cloud was intended as an experiment by the group to see if they could create a game that "expressed something different than video games had in the past", as well as determine the level of interest in the gaming community for video games of that nature.

Because it helps you express something different, and feel better doing it.

Each work expresses something different, from an MTV-esque robot in space to a celebration of the birth of Chicago with the city's emblem.

Executive editor David Shipley, tapped in December -- along with former assistant secretary of state Jamie Rubin -- to run Bloomberg News' forthcoming editorial page, says he believes Mayor Michael Bloomberg would be "comfortable going to the podium in City Hall and having Bloomberg View express something different" that same day.

Ridicule is a distinct kind of expression; its substance cannot be repackaged in a less offensive rhetorical form without expressing something very different from what was intended.

Years before, Renata Scotto was booed as Norma, and worse: on her entrance in a telecast "Luisa Miller," somebody shouted "Brava, Callas!" Mostly, though, booing at the opera today expresses something quite different: a belief that the art form itself is imperiled by crazily updated stagings.

"He probably had a similar need like me to express something totally different".

"Just those small tweaks make the whole thing express something very different".

In his 2013 New Republic essay, which the Binghamton researchers acknowledge, Ben Crair argues that our tiniest punctuation mark can help us express something else: different shades of anger. .

(As a former Green, I've had quite a few conversations with people who voted for Nader in 2000 or 2004, and then Paul in 2008. While I think they were misguided, those votes were expressing something very different than the Left's caricature of the underpinnings of contemporary popular angst).

Robert Crumb stated of his anthropomorphic work: I can express something [with animals] that is different from what I put into my work about humans.