Sentence examples for read differently than from inspiring English sources

Equally, baring in mind the repetitive nature of loops, some movements may read differently than intended. .

Maybe it'll read differently than how I say it in person.

A classified ad will read differently than a flyer, for instance.

Cold tires will read differently than tires that have been warmed, so you'll want to drive around a bit before checking the pressure at the gas station or at the tire shop.

Naturally, a terrorist's to-do list reads differently than a tourist's.

The book's title essay, about trying to identify a frightening bout of illness your daughter suffered when she was young, reads differently than the other pieces; less ruminative and more headlong, for obvious reasons.

Then, if on race day, you find that the official scale reads differently than yours, and your car is over weight, simply take off a head (or bring extras to put on if your car is under weight).

It's a book that will be read differently by writers than by non-writers.

But it could easily be read differently.

The sexes also read differently, according to the data: Every week, women spend two more nonwork hours reading ink-and-paper books than men; men are more likely than women to spend their leisure time reading media online.

It's because they read differently.