Sentence examples for have differed over from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that Latin usage must have differed over a wide area, but the differences may have been merely phonetic and lexical variations regional accents and usage not affecting mutual intelligibility; on the other hand, they may have been profound enough to form the basis of further differentiation when administrative unity was lost.

The two leaders have differed over the direction that the struggle against apartheid should take.

At times Mr. Steinberg and his tenants have differed over what their leases allow.

Pundits and former government officials have differed over whether officials should take appointments in the Trump administration.

National governments have differed over Israel's war on Hizbullah in Lebanon too.

Intuitionists have differed over the kinds of moral truths that are amenable to direct apprehension.

A spokesman for the Maoists said on Monday that the two sides had differed over the initial agenda for the talks.

The Gold Cup, the Ryanair Chase and the Queen Mother Champion Chase were all mentioned as possible or likely targets for Flemenstar at some stage, and though he eventually missed the Festival as the result of a lung infection, there was a distinct sense that the trainer and owner had differed over their preferred targets.

Other paintings, drawings and sculpture, by the likes of Winslow Homer and Red Grooms, illustrate how play has differed over time and from one culture to another -- in the beginning children and adults on the farm improvising, climbing trees and throwing ball forms, sans commercial toys.

Already, the two men have differed publicly over the Bush administration's proposed "road map" for peace here.

Mr. Hollande and Ms. Merkel have differed publicly over the right mix of austerity and growth policies, the future of the euro zone, a European banking union and industrial policy.