Sentence examples for rather different ideas from inspiring English sources
We should have known conservative heffalump academy voters would have rather different ideas of what was stirring contemporary culture.
Both sides realise that the US debt needs to be brought under control, but have rather different ideas about how to do it.
Tensions between these two rather different ideas of recall could make passing a bill pretty interesting.
These education professionals had rather different ideas about what might constitute appropriate outcome measures for these interventions and suggested that measures of wellbeing or perhaps more tightly defined outcomes relating to help seeking, such as use of a helpline or knowledge of where to access help, should be utilised.
Just as he plundered the country he ruled for four years, here Mr Yanukovych ransacked the history of European design, housing himself in an oversized Finnish-style chalet surrounded by faux-Roman statues and stuffed with fake French antiques.A rather different idea of Europe was expressed by the men and women who occupied Kiev's Independence Square, known as the Maidan.
New York-based philosopher Apostolos Stefanopoulos has a rather different idea for turning words into art.
"I view this as a rather new product with different ideas," said Gatto, who serves on the California Film Commission, which allocates the tax credits.
I can't help feeling that all the church's current agonising over sex and sexuality would be rather different if we took the idea of God as love – not just loving, but love, heat, passion – so seriously.
The disciplines then required to work out what is a fact and which stories it can test are then rather different – think of historical inquiry; the idea that there are large social clashes with all the facts on one side and all the stories on the other is not itself factual.
"She makes sure we become a real company rather than a group of people with different ideas".
Such an approach allows the researcher to make connections between different ideas and link to theory rather than simply describe data (40).
