Sentence examples for has acquired a different from inspiring English sources

But over the last few days, he has acquired a different type of stardom in Russia.

"The name has acquired a different definition from the person who it was unfortunately named after.

It remains to be seen if MdPSY4 has acquired a different function or its catalytic activity is affected by protein complex formation.

The presence of different branches of MazF-type toxins linked to distinct antitoxins indicates that such prokaryotic TA systems may have arisen by gene shuffling wherein; the toxin has acquired a different antitoxin partner during evolution.

Lately, however, I've acquired a different perspective.

Even some of the same poems have acquired a different resonance in these changed times.

Shaped by the museum's new architecture, these remarkable objects have acquired a different significance.

As women have become active in the labour market they have acquired a different status at home – they can credibly threaten their partners that if they don't treat them well they will leave them and make an independent living.

But even as the meaning of "brave" took firm hold, Shakespeare recognized that the word had acquired a different sense, of "overly audacious, too forward": in his 1605 "King Lear," he wrote of "men so disordered, so deboshed and bold".

But by then the tapestries had acquired a different purpose: instead of praising the virtues of a regent queen, they were to portray the education of an ideal prince, little Louis.Eight of Caron's original drawings were thought suitable for their new purpose.

But some perennial topics have acquired a different focus; for example, the question about the internet has shifted from ensuring access to cybersecurity and privacy, and the question dealing with education now focuses on attracting more women and minorities into the scientific workforce rather than on boosting overall student achievement.