Sentence examples for speaks differently from inspiring English sources

On the other, a government minister, who called Arab colleagues "terrorists" on the floor of the Knesset, and hooligans who intimidate peace activists on social media, jointly  persecute "the enemy within": anyone who speaks differently.

But his eight-year record in Lower Saxony, which labours under above-average levels of unemployment and debt and for which his promised streamlining of the bureaucracy came to little, speaks differently.

"Maybe Marine Le Pen is a softer brand; she speaks differently to her father, but look who she is talking to across Europe.

To a Steven Sinofsky, "the barriers between devices" speaks differently than to a Bob Muglia, David Thompson, Scott Guthrie, or David Treadwell.

If something comes along that speaks differently of God, my light hold on my own beliefs frees me to explore it, consider its truth value, and -- if it is compelling -- allow it to reshape what I believe.

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.

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.

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.