Sentence examples for friends differently from inspiring English sources

"The culture of the stiff upper lip may mean people are answering somewhat differently … than they do in America," he says, adding that Britons and Americans may define friends differently, too.

I figured out so many things during that trip that the next day the sky was a shade of blue I had never seen before and the grass felt softer under my legs and I looked at my friends differently.

Other cultures make friends differently from ours.

I feel bad and can't help treating my friend differently.

It's very hard not to see your friend differently once they're the parent of little Zorro Boxer and Ibiza Merryweather, and it's downright impossible not to rewrite your entire shared past once the wedding invite arrives demanding that you partake in their special day theme: The Little Mermaid.

We are starting to perceive the word "friend" differently, too, thanks to social networking services.

She was looking at my friend differently than during afternoons when she had cleaned his place.

Do not start treating your friend differently.

That doesn't mean you should treat your friend differently, but it does mean that you should know better than to sneak into her sister's room.

The students seemed to think that although they would not treat a friend or acquaintance differently, other people would.

My British friends thought differently, and one tried to teach me the game: "Get a credit card and buy yourself nice things, then ask another bank for another one and use it to reimburse the debt on the first one at the end of the month, and so on".