Sentence examples for speaking differently from inspiring English sources

It's an interesting knock coming from Kaine, who's known for speaking differently to different audiences, sometimes speaking in English, other times in his dad-like Spanish.

And because I looked so different to my normal self, and was speaking differently, the line between fiction and reality can get blurred.’ You mean it did get blurred?

When was the last time you heard the word Web and thought of a spider?" Mary Szybist, who won for her poetry collection "Incarnadine," was visibly shaking and near tears, but she spoke steadily about the idea that culture is not altered by arguing well, but by "speaking differently" — that by rearranging language we can rearrange perception.

Without claiming to say what a woman really is, to get right what the symbolic order gets wrong, she shows that in speaking differently, the very meaning of being a woman (or being a man) can be transformed, so that sexual difference remains open to new possibilities.

When I started speaking differently about myself to me and to others, things began to change.

The more frightening but crucial work is sitting with your white family members who says racist things at the dinner table and helping them to understand why they may want to begin thinking and speaking differently.

The fundamental problem is that an individual will speak differently on different occasions and those differences are sometimes as great as the differences between two individuals".

They understand that people speak differently in different places.

We may look different, speak differently, but basic human instincts as they manifest themselves on this island are much the same.

If I wired you up for the day, I'd be able to show that you had spoken differently to different people, that you were acting differently, more or less confident, according to different scenarios.

Adds Lawson: "There are no strict rules; the same person can speak differently at different times.