Sentence examples for somewhat different point from inspiring English sources

Ms. Milioti took a somewhat different point of view.

Justice Powell's particular legacy illustrates a somewhat different point: that on a court composed of human beings, biography matters.

36 For a somewhat different point of view, see Camarota (2005).

There is a related, but somewhat different point, which is important to understanding the theories we have canvassed.

We have seen players point at the name on the back of a shirt to confidently tell a manager they should be a first-team shoo-in, but David Ginola had a somewhat different point he wanted to make.

We have seen players point at the name on the back of a shirt to confidently tell a manager they should be a first-team shoo-in, but David Ginola had a somewhat different point he wanted to make in December 2000.

The Introduction summarises the main contribution in six bullet points, the Conclusion does so with four somewhat different bullet points.

These differences in outcomes may to some extent reflect the fact that the interventions attracted participants' with somewhat different starting points, as shown in the baseline values.

Arguably they are simply repeating, in a new and somewhat different language, the point that the private sector has not seen fit to engage in more trade, credit creation, velocity acceleration, and so on.That's a fair point.

The practice of grouping study subjects into age groups is problematic also, since unsuitable cut off points may conceal patterns that might be seen with continuous data reporting, and furthermore, according to our data, different pain variables require somewhat different cut off points.

We found that laser stimulation of acupoints lead to activation of frontal-limbic-striatal brain regions, with the pattern of neural activity somewhat different for each acupuncture point.