Sentence examples for somewhat different way from inspiring English sources
Each of the presentations described above touched on reciprocity and exchange in a somewhat different way.
Yes, the French always have written about literature in a somewhat different way.
Many of the Rousseauists were nationalistic in a somewhat different way.
Which led me to understand the show in a somewhat different way.
A somewhat different way in which percepts may change with time is illustrated in illusion and hallucination.
This suggests that we can think of answering the Abut-for@ question about trade and factor prices in a somewhat different way.
She said that in South Asia, the disease was spread in somewhat different ways.
As Trenberth and Fasullo conclude, "[Global warming] is very much alive but being manifested in somewhat different ways than a simple increase in global mean surface temperature".
Both major types of insecticides, the chlorinated hydrocarbons and the organic phosphates, directly affect the nervous system, though in somewhat different ways.
Research by the American psychologists Herbert A. Simon, Robert Glaser, and Micheline Chi, among others, has shown that experts and novices think and solve problems in somewhat different ways.
A: Well, not unexpected, but the National Academy reports have to be based on data, and so our committee was composed of scientists, engineers, and social scientists, who have somewhat different ways of looking at problems.
