Sentence examples for talking differently from inspiring English sources

That's why talking differently about the past can change it.

Animated and given voice on the stage, these stories have a far-reaching thrill and chill, talking differently to each audience of buried secrets that will burst out.

One of our members, Neal Matthews, came up with the idea of a deep voice going 'Big John, big bad John', and he asked Jimmy to lower his voice so that he was talking differently.

He says it starts with lessons on gender equality in pre-school and talking differently about sex.

It's gradual you don't realize you're talking differently until you use NYPD language in polite (civilian) company.

He's worked to renew old alliances, so that we're talking differently with countries and people that we haven't talked to before.

No, my father's voice was not an act, something chosen or practiced in front of mirrors: he came from a different world, where people talked differently, and about different things; where certain things were discussed, and certain things were not — and his voice simply reflected this.

You'll notice that people talk differently when they're with different people, so make sure that you include that when you're writing dialogue.

But I also think that men and women talk differently.

They talk differently now about losing the non-believers.

You talk differently when you are being observed.