Sentence examples for something different to say from inspiring English sources

Because everybody has something different to say about your films.

Mr. Beasley has something different to say and has taken strides in learning how to say it.

Certainly Tom Ford had something different to say with the shiny silk suits that opened his Saint Laurent show.

Thank providence, then, for a couple of new kids on the block with something different to say.

If the British Cycling affair has taught us anything it's that women often have something different to say about what is and isn't acceptable behaviour in the bubbling cauldron of machismo that so often defines the sporting arena.

The Liberal Democrats' irresponsible desperation to have something different to say to the deterrent would put our long-term security at risk and could decimate the UK's submarine building industry based in Barrow.

Patients often had something quite different to say.

I would have something very different to say to Dick Cheney.

Early on is the time to have something important and different to say.

"Everybody will bring something different to it," said Mr. Ségalot said.

But that is something very different to saying that there is no return on investment.