Sentence examples for slightly different wording from inspiring English sources

But days later, the ad reappeared on its search results, with slightly different wording at the top of the opening page.

Without notice, the commercial has also appeared this week on prime-time television with slightly different wording: "Paid for by Lazio 2000/The Republican National Committee".

"Maybe a separate law with slightly different wording that had 'seriously, pay attention to this one - we're not kidding' written in bold would have gotten their attention".

"It's still in both the results and the conclusion of the paper, though with some slightly different wording," said Sandra Jacobs, a spokeswoman for the journal.

"Maybe a separate law with slightly different wording that had 'seriously, pay attention to this one – we're not kidding' written in bold would have gotten their attention".

According to Khrushchev's memoirs, he told the U.S. president: "You know, Mr. Kennedy, we voted for you". The comment (which was also published in a slightly different wording in a later version of the memoirs) was described as a joke.

Frank Sinatra often said much the same thing, in slightly different words, about his own music.

"Remember that old Beach Boys song 'Bomb Iran?' " Mr. McCain asked and burst out with the first three notes of "Barbara Ann," with slightly different words.

For example, in one experiment, Langer and her colleagues introduced a set of objects to two groups of subjects using slightly different words.

The key words you enter, for example, can retrieve patents and other documents that contain precisely those words, but won't likely lead you to other patents which use related concepts expressed in just slightly different words.

If pupils put an extra space in the answer, or use slightly different words to the teacher's correct answer, they are not completely penalised because the feedback shows which parts of the pupil's answer were correct.