Sentence examples for occasion is different from inspiring English sources

Bradman likes a player who knows the occasion is different to any other, that the Test match is the pinnacle of the sport, and that mentally he will be challenged like never before.

But this occasion was different.

Although the charges on each occasion were different, they were in essence the same, both crimes of expression.

In confirmation of the 'situational dependency' premise on which this research builds, 76% of participants stated that they would change the importance attached to the wine selection influences if the occasion were different to dining with friends in a restaurant.

But the meaning of (6) on these two occasions — what (6) says when uttered in these occasions — is different.

Although the crimes I have been charged with on the two occasions are different in name, their real substance is basically the same--both are speech crimes.

The question of how to dress the body for the occasion is a different matter, as we've seen in this summer's fractious debate over France's "burkini" ban.

This occasion is no different.

Cinder toffee is great for such an occasion: it's different to all the cupcakes, crisps and biscuits, it's nut-free to keep within school guidelines and cheap to make.

"The racing is the best racing in the world, but it has this sense of occasion, of being different to all other meetings, that sets it apart," says award-winning Racing Post journalist Alastair Down.

"Every time Apple releases a new iPhone the share of sales made through its own stores significantly increases, and this occasion was no different," Kantar notes, pointing out that 31% of all iPhone 6 sales in Great Britain were sold directly through Apple's retail operations.