Sentence examples for those who differ from inspiring English sources
The IDLS does detect significant differences in understanding of depression among groups from different ethnic backgrounds and between those who differ in terms of prior health training.
While white, middle class men may be oblivious to their inherited advantages, those who differ from the norm are always being made aware of their difference, whether it is because of the street harassment endured by young women or the fact that people with foreign-sounding names have to lodge more than 60% more applications to get hired as their Anglo-Celtic rivals.
People like to debate the merits of what they read and see and hear, and to pretend to think ill of those who differ.
A sunny pitchman, he dismisses those who differ with him as "rooting for failure," seeming genuinely offended that someone would doubt his hopeful vision.
And we have also called upon those who differ with the government to adhere to their absolute obligation to participate peacefully".
If he is elected, then those who differ from him should accept places on his team and contribute to a creative opposition that can eventually take government under whatever leader has emerged by then.
Sitting in Tyler, Tex., he came to be called the most powerful man in Texas by those who agreed with his largely liberal decisions and the most hated by those who differed.
Most of the great Protestant churches similarly started with the assumption that their own particular doctrines embodied the final statement of Christian truth and were thus prepared to denounce as heretics those who differed with them.
Sitting in Tyler, Tex., he made rulings over three decades in a series of major cases that caused him to be called the most powerful man in Texas by those who agreed with his largely liberal decisions and the most hated by those who differed.
Legions of monumental thinkers abound and not all agree on predestination (Moses Amyraut, John Cameron and Richard Baxter were among those who differed).
The country's military establishment -and occasionally the civilian one too- has stigmatized, ostracized and persecuted those who differed with whatever was considered the state-sponsored gospel truth at the time.
