Sentence examples for have something different than from inspiring English sources
Some people think it is okay to tell the nurse you have something different than what you told the teacher you have.
"He has something different than a lot of the guys," Castellano said.
But Sherman's idea had something different than the other two cities: a promise that voters will get to decide on the project, whatever its financing.
He thinks that even though single-payer scares the powerful insurance lobby, it's the kind of stand that would show that the Democrats have something different to offer than Republicans.
Have something different for breakfast.
She told Clement, who was defending DOMA on behalf of the House of Representatives Bipartisan Legal Advisory Groupp, "that maybe Congress had something different in mind than uniformity" in the definition of marriage.
It was then that her social and political activism took root, building on the belief, articulated by a nascent group of like-minded women in Boston, that black lesbians had something different to say about discrimination and identity than the mainstream women's liberation movement.
