Sentence examples for in very different terms from inspiring English sources

As a result many prospective students are thinking in very different terms about their course and institution choices, and are using Clearing differently.

But when I was walking through Renault's world I thought about him in very different terms.

We might have ended up describing her "late phase" in very different terms: or alternatively there might have been no new work to describe.

Szmul perceives himself in very different terms, as a martyr/witness to the horror: "I feel that if you knew every day, every hour, every minute of human history, you would find no exemplum, no model, no precedent".

In defining the problem as he did — when Iran could get a weapon, rather than when it could have the capability to build one — he subtly indicated that he and Mr. Netanyahu still saw the problem in very different terms.

Trump and Peña Nieto did meet at the G-20 summit, but Mexico has also characterized that conversation in very different terms.

This could in part be due to a more general common tendency to conflate 'management' and 'governance' which are, in fact, very different terms, albeit often closely related.

And Mr Cameron's comments will equally be judged in the UK on very different terms.

In basic terms, these errors are occurring because the ATO and Centrelink look at income in very different ways the former in terms of years, the latter in terms of fortnights.

In basic terms, these errors are occurring because the ATO and Centrelink look at income in very different ways the former in terms of years, the latter in terms of fortnights.

If meaning is determined by theory, terms in very different theories simply cannot share the same meaning: they will be "incommensurable".