Sentence examples for something differently that from inspiring English sources

In the video released Monday by his attorney, Zimmerman said he would feel guilty only if he thought he could have done something differently that would have saved both their lives.

But if the estimated 324 million British English speakers say something differently, that's quirky?" I snapped, off the top of my head.

"When everyone else does something differently, that doesn't mean we should do it too".

Revolution for women meant something differently than to men.

Building Stories by Chris Ware Sometimes you just have to build something differently, and that's what Chris Ware did here.

When the tape was played, Monlore was intrigued by Saldívar's response to the question "If you could go back and do something differently on that morning of March 31, what would you do?" Saldívar replied, "I would want her to kill me".

That's what his initial thoughts were about "doing something differently?" Not that he wouldn't have killed this kid?

You aren't perfect, and occasionally showing that you could have planned something differently will show that you are only human and will make people respect you more.

Afterwards tell them that you'll try better next time, do something differently or whatever it is that needs amends.

One question, when appropriate to the talk, that I have found useful to ask is, "If you had it to do over again, what is something you would have done differently that would have saved you a lot of hassles later on?" That almost always generates an answer that the speaker wants to answer and that the audience wants to hear.

I once heard a player complain to Bernstein after a performance because he had done something differently from the way that he had rehearsed it.