Sentence examples for might live differently from inspiring English sources

"I really do think there is something that makes life meaningful or just tolerable in the perfectionist approach of asking, 'What do the behaviors of other people tell me about how I might be different, or how I might live differently?'" —Mark Greif.

Ms. Franceschini was curious: "Do laypeople have ideas about how we might live differently?

In books like these, you hope not only to see how people once lived out their same-sex desires and relationships, but to learn from them how we might live differently, today, to our own advantage.

Labour went in for some quiet redistribution of wealth, but throughout the boom it was too timid to make a case for why we might prefer to live differently.

Thus, when opponents of feminist principles and initiatives pointed out that most women willingly comply with prevailing feminine norms, feminist philosophers replied that women might well choose to live differently were it not for the omnipresence of traditional heterosexual role models and media representations, not to mention the disadvantages of nonconformity.

I live differently than I might have had I never discovered my father's racial ancestry.

I believe that there is a fiercely urgent need for us to take the time to learn about people who look differently than we do, live differently than we might, worship differently than what is familiar to us.

If filmmakers can make films in which they see that bullshit for themselves and let other people see it, too, they might well find a way both to live differently and to work differently.

There was simply no openly gay role model in my life that might have shown me a way to live differently.

Writing made him live differently.

"I just choose to live differently".