Sentence examples for looking for someone different from inspiring English sources

"We're looking for someone different to lead this country, and I think he's the one to do it.

Michelle Lecuyer, a 49-year-old activist manning the booth for long-shot GOP candidate Ben Carson, said she's looking for someone different.

But don't go looking for someone so different from yourself.

If you're looking for someone with a different spin on things (sorry, couldn't help it) then follow @Jivespin, otherwise known as John Mitchell.

Hillary's messaging has been better this time around than it was in the 2008 race, where her pollster Mark Penn convinced her that 2008 was not a change election and that voters were not looking for someone new and different.

"When we were looking for someone to give us something different and make us less predictable, we inquired about him but Crewe wouldn't sell because they said there was some kind of gentleman's agreement with Liverpool, whereby they'd be the only Premier League club he'd go to.

I was looking for someone exactly like her but totally different.

So, in the future, if you're looking for someone who thinks like you but looks different, don't call me.

If you are looking for someone to despise, someone to perceive as different to you in all the wrong ways, then the internet is a good place to look.

Palin sells ignorance-as-patrotism by calling out "elites" (e.g. anyone, pretty much everyone smart enough to see her as the Empress with No Clothes), and cashes in on her 15 months of fame by fanning the flames of fear-fed faux-patriotism with an audience who are genuinely scared for a whole lot of different reasons and looking for someone to blame.

You're probably going to start looking for someone new, which means exposing yourself to different situations and people.