Sentence examples for he had differed from inspiring English sources

Sir Clive said he had differed with James Wilde, who became chief executive last year, and that the board supported Mr. Wilde.

The current speaker, Ali Larijani, is a Khamenei ally, but he has differed with the supreme leader publicly and is not considered loyal enough, analysts said.

But he has differed with Mr. Paterson in some areas, calling for far deeper cuts to the state work force and for more consolidation of state agencies and authorities than the governor has envisioned.

While Mr. Schwarzenegger has not been as critical as Mr. Bloomberg about the Republican party, he has differed with many in the G.O.P., and the two men have become increasingly linked.

Mr. Gore's break with the administration is the most dramatic of his campaign to date, though he has differed from administration policy a number of times, including a requirement that his appointees to the Joint Chiefs of Staff support allowing gays to serve openly in the military.

But, among other things, they've differed on Iraq.

But they have differed in policies and institutional direction.

She says the reaction to them has differed according to culture.

He too has differed with his leader, though his dispute with Gordon Brown was more poisonously personal than ideological.

It can be asked how one can be so confident in classing Homer himself as an oral singer, for if he differed from Phemius or Demodocus in terms of length, he may also have differed radically in his poetic techniques.

(He and I have differed on this point before).