Sentence examples for histories differently from inspiring English sources

I feel those expectations and histories differently in different genres, feel them as distinct burdens or opportunities.

But others read the history differently.

The countries see history differently (and themselves as its principal victims).

If that is not possible, then their side commentaries will show how each side views history differently.

For all the fanfare heralding the book and the series as a revolutionary landmark – as a means of seeing our history differently – it is Olusoga's personal story that is most arresting.

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- When the Dock Street Theater opened here in February 1736, it was ahead of the Colonial curve: "the first purpose-built theater building in America," according to publicity materials of the Spoleto Festival USA (though some scholars see the history differently).

Indeed, nationalist ideas of restoring pride and honor in Japan explain why Japan has interpreted its war history differently from Germany.

But Vanderbilt's Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos, who announced the renaming decision on Monday, thinks about history differently: "We are not saying this is not part of Vanderbilt's history," he said.

This combination represents selective forces which affect demography and life-history differently in each habitat.

That you interpret certain parts of the medical history differently if it concerns a man or a woman.

(Female8 FGD2, in response to the question how lack of awareness of sex and gender could affect diagnosing) That you interpret certain parts of the medical history differently if it concerns a man or a woman.