Pyne said he was texting, phoning, meeting and talking to the crossbenchers regularly, and suggested some of them might say different things when meeting one on one than in the "glare of the media spotlight".
The newcomers had, you might say, different answers to both parts of the question: Who counts?
We might say that different intentionally modified or constructed objects exhibit different degrees of artifactuality, depending on how well they satisfy these conditions.
People were polite to Clive when he was wearing it at, say, a children's birthday party in Prospect Park, but I kept rudely pointing out that they might feel some pressure to do so — and that when we walked away, they might say something different.
But no one would suggest it is up to the government (or the central bank) to make it possible for me to do so, especially by offering me cheap loans (bling bonds, perhaps).Housing, one might say, is different; everybody needs somewhere to live.
39. 'It is not true in general that statements of how things are are "based on" statements of how things appear, look, or seem and not vice versa.… I may say, for instance, "The pillar is bulgy" on the ground that it looks bulgy; but equally I might say, in different circumstances, "That pillar looks bulgy"—on the ground that I've just built it, and I built it bulgy' (1962: 116, emphasis his).
For instance, Soames and Bach might admit that Smith and Jones say different things when they utter 'Every student has a pencil', but they would not attribute this variation to the alleged context-sensitivity of the sentence and its quantifier phrase.
While insider whispers might be saying different things, they're all pointing to right around the third weekend of October.
While the insider whispers might be saying different things, they're all pointing to right around the third weekend of October.
But you might say a sight different if the place was your own".
If he'd kept them up single-handedly you might say it was different – and a few of those goals were penalties.
