Sentence examples for has treated differently from inspiring English sources

The image of America as a nation of immigrants is a narrative — or a myth — that each U.S. administration has treated differently but has been considered a bedrock principle, he said, noting that this change officially erases it from the agency's mission.

In other words, of all the cases McCulloch might have treated differently, it should not have been this one.

Time has treated them differently.

It isn't the first time in the leadership campaign that the media has treated male and female candidates differently.

That little bit of knowledge she shared that day helped me to better grow a family of plants I would otherwise have treated quite differently.

I would like to presume that William would have been treated differently and would have had a better chance to more time on the planet had we had a Universal healthcare plan in place already.

As Keith then asks, would she have been treated differently had she been white?

The former "View" co-host said Kelly Ripa would have been treated differently had she been a male host.

If there were two such things, God would have treated them differently insofar as he has related them differently to the rest of the world.

Steinbrenner has always been reluctant to sign his younger players to long-term deals before they become eligible for free agency, but Jeter has been treated differently because he is different.

Asked whether she believed the media had treated her differently to her co-presenter, Greig said: "I have only just started to really assess this now.