Sentence examples for have thought differently from inspiring English sources

"If the book had ended on a different note, I might have thought differently".

Would he have thought differently?" Lewis wondered.

She must have thought differently at one time.

Americans have thought differently about agriculture for a long time and not by accident.

If I'd written another day, or in another conversation, "I" might have "thought" differently.

Since September, Americans have thought differently about their vulnerability, their power and the need to use that power in faraway places in order to feel safe at home.

As a slave in Baltimore, Douglass had thought differently.

If someone like Ms J [the research midwife] had come to my bed at the beginning and taken her time over it, then maybe I would've thought differently than when you have a doctor perched on the window-sill, only just not looking at her watch, saying I'm just popping in for five minutes and then I'm gone and you have to make a decision.

We could venture further and say that David Byrne, Pavement's Stephen Malkmus, and Ian Curtis would have thought very differently about music if not for Reed's existence.

It is unlikely that Belichick would have wanted him had he thought differently.

"That's probably the only thing that I've thought about differently is how I'm going to be a game changer for this team," he said.