Sentence examples for sat differently from inspiring English sources

For example, some children avoided the painful side and sat differently compared to their usual manner, some children with dislocated hips did not want to be positioned when being moved from the wheelchair to a chair, and some did not want to be moved during physical examinations.

The officials cautioned that most institutions weigh the SAT differently in different situations, depending, for example, on whether the applicant is the son of an accomplished lawyer or the son of parents who never completed high school, and whether one applicant is white and another black.

They even sit differently.

"You sit differently in men's clothes".

We do sit differently these days, and we should shift positions often.

Even inside a steam room in the city, we sit differently than the ladies in Williams's images do: farther apart, semi-erect, draped in towels.

So yeah, the company's attempt to connect its conclusions — "we sit differently these days, and it's healthy to shift positions often" — with its latest chair may reek of marketing department desperation.

Queen's perspective at the age of forty which arrives after a stint in the military and the birth of a child make the book's earlier moments sit differently.

You can adjust the shape of the leg to get your bear to look or sit differently.

A play about poverty and deprivation may sit very differently when produced at the Royal Court in Sloane Square, in the heart of the richest borough in London, than it would elsewhere in London or in other parts of the country.

Eddins sees it differently: "If you sat me down and asked me to describe one truly racist incident that has happened to me in this business, I'd most likely stare at you blankly.