Sentence examples for felt any different from inspiring English sources
When I asked whether he felt any different, he said, "No difference".
Here's a consoling thought: earlier historical eras have not felt any different to those struggling through them.
"I'll tell you what -- it's been over a year, and it hasn't felt any different," Eenhoorn said.
When asked Friday if this opening game felt any different to him than in other seasons, Schiano said: "Not very.
The question was on the mind of queer Melbourne songwriter Cash Savage last year, as national debate over the marriage equality postal survey roiled around her. Until the survey, she says, she never felt any different from anyone else.
In response to a question about whether he felt any different walking into the Garden this time around, Boeheim talked about the former commissioners Dave Gavitt and Mike Tranghese, about playing at the old Garden as a college sophomore ("the old, old Garden") and about games long gone.
Even at 82, he doesn't feel "any different".
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