Sentence examples for regarded differently from inspiring English sources

Dogs are regarded differently in different parts of the world.

However, the issue of separating semantic from pragmatic aspects of presupposition is complex, and regarded differently in different approaches to presupposition (for an overview, see Simons 2006).[3] the speaker normally assumes that John tried and is only asking about the success.

People have found the land so useful, or made it so useful for themselves, that it must now be contemplated at a different level, as tools and objects must be regarded differently from raw materials.

"We are managed, rewarded, and regarded differently even when we do the exact same job".

I do not work and I feel that I am regarded differently to when I had a recognised career.

Because the fire began as a managed wildfire, he says, it was regarded differently from past fires.

What do you regard differently and why? –What successes do you think there have been so far in the war against terrorism?

"Our results call into question the conventional wisdom regarding differently-aged couples".

But still, conventional pilots are regarded very differently from drone operators.

"If there wasn't a quality about George that was so winning, we might have regarded it differently".

Such outrageous fun, in fact, that Moby tells me he's noticed that people have regarded him differently after reading it.