Sentence examples for something somewhat different from inspiring English sources
Read in context, it seems likely Jeb meant something somewhat different from what he literally said.
The columns, however, are marble; the columns are marble, and in that sense again something somewhat different than what we saw at Ostia.
MR. HUNDLEY -- The requirements of Miranda are constitutional protections that the court JUSTICE ANTHONY M. KENNEDY -- So then your answer is, is that the warnings specified in Miranda are constitutional requirements, and I thought you'd said something somewhat different at the very outset.
For Peirce, however, ultra-Scotistic realism seems to mean something somewhat different: it meant the doctrine of the reality of what Peirce called "thirds": habits, tendencies, lawlike behavior, meanings, representations, and various forms of metaphysical (as opposed to purely logical) necessity.
"The more they see something similar but somewhat different over time, it becomes blended in their memory," Professor Lyon said.
When I asked Frank Melloul what that "extra something" might be, he had a somewhat different definition.
In modern times the position of the agents of the ministère public is somewhat different and presents something of a dichotomy to legal analysts.
Unlike the previous examples, it is difficult to imagine a world in which her physical duplicate does not have the same beliefs, even if the duplicate's linguistic community uses words like "exist", "something", "will be", etc. with somewhat different meanings.
And you may have to settle for something, in the interim, that is somewhat different from your ideal situation.
As he explains it, he and partner Nadia Singer, who was formerly the head of outreach for the Q&A platform Quora, "hope to create a new type of entity in a way that, when YC first started, was something different and still today is somewhat different.
In fact, it doesn't just mean standing in front of your closet or trying on ten different things until something somewhat works.
