Sentence examples for felt differently than from inspiring English sources

I tried to grasp why I felt differently than I had with any other transgender "coming out" story, and my reasons were many.

A man took a vacation that was a workshop related to his work, but found that he had the time to learn new things so it felt differently than a similar workshop might have felt during the year.

"She obviously feels differently than I do".

But somehow... somehow... one never feels differently than Russian".

So do Americans feel differently than they used to?

Did they think and feel differently than the traditional foot soldier?

But taking the essential versus constructive notions of what it means to be a mother, are egg donors going to feel differently than sperm donors?

"Many times, the parole commissioners feel differently than the judge and probably say to themselves or say to one another, 'I don't really care what the judge gave the person, I don't feel comfortable letting this person out.

If Obama's support for same-sex marriage proves to be an incendiary device the Romney campaign can throw, the Justices may feel differently than if they sense they are simply ratifying a changing social consensus.

"There are people who feel differently than I do about the abuse — and about a lot of other things — but I don't try to change them, and they don't try to change me".

As the influential State Representative David Rivera, admittedly himself an interested party on the Republican side of the political divide, put it to me: "I concede that if you poll people who have come here from Cuba over the past decade, they feel differently than the 1959 or even the Mariel generation.