Sentence examples for represented something different from inspiring English sources

He represented something different.

But Mr. Buckley and Mr. Mailer represented something different.

"In a culture that loathes dialogue," the evening represented something different, said Mr. Sawah, the editor of a poetry Web site.

From the vantage point of places like these, America long represented something different: "What's great about this country is that America started the tradition where the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest," Andy Warhol once observed.

Councilwoman Sylvia Overby of East Hampton, who has been working on a plan to avoid the same beach drinking antics this summer, said she was concerned that the Indian Wells beach partyers represented something different from the merry denizens of Asparagus Beach.

On its way through the hospital the idea of lean was translated, so that it eventually represented something different to the staff than it did to the top management that introduced it.

"We represent something different," Hill said.

But this represents something different in Westchester.

"Each object represents something different" in kimono design, he explained.

Corbyn represents something different to what I've experienced so far in my life.

Amid the stylistic homogeneity MLS has had for most of its history, RSL and Portland represent something different.