Sentence examples for regarded differently than from inspiring English sources

The Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights defines discrimination as something that "occurs when an individual is treated less favorably than another person in a similar situation for a reason related to a prohibited ground". In other words, when a person is mistreated or regarded differently than someone else based on their circumstances.

Dogs are regarded differently in different parts of the world.

My eyes see differently than other people.

Western companies looking to bring their products to China face a problem not unlike that of Chinese parents naming a baby boy: little Gang ("strong") may be regarded quite differently than little Yun ("cloud").

Maybe, but there's also a fair amount of genuine admiration for the infamous dictator, who is regarded quite differently in South Asia than in the West.

Your leaders saw no need to regard German civilians differently than they did the German military, not because they didn't care for the innocent, but because had they tried to win the war while keeping German civilians unharmed they would have lost the war and possibly their freedom.

Jesus regards her no differently than the others, except he does not touch her with any sign of intimacy.

Moreover, antidepressants appear to affect children differently than adults with regard to suicide.

This review assessed the extent and strength of evidence regarding how rural people in the United States, Canada and Australia view health differently than their urban counterparts.

The literature, however, reveals conflicting evidence regarding whether women practice medicine differently than men [ 28].

Do you think opponents regard you differently?