Sentence examples for to talk differently from inspiring English sources

When change works, people start to talk differently — about different things, or with different people.

But they said Republicans would need to talk differently about immigration, reproductive issues and income inequality if they wanted to win over voters outside places like this one.

This envisages the Arabs agreeing fully to normalise relations with Israel if it fully withdraws from territories captured in 1967 and agrees to a "just solution" for Palestinian refugees dating back to 1948.Israel has also started to talk differently.

Harold Ickes, deputy chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, supports Dean's candidacy for party chairman but said Democrats must find a way to talk differently about such issues as abortion, gay rights, guns and the environment.

After they walk out of Don Carlos, Una begins to talk differently about her brother's death, blaming herself now in a new turn of the emotional screw, saying she was too busy with her own life to have time for him.

Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy: "Everyone is starting to talk differently, rather than about staying up, but I'm just happy with the points.

"People needed someone to talk to, and we can talk differently to people our own age," she says.

But he said he saw the creation of the board as a positive step, if only for providing him and others a chance to urge Trump to think and talk differently about certain issues.

So things that we try to emphasise are how you talk differently to someone that's a young person rather than a child.

After visits to the emergency room for accidental injuries, another study found, parents of both genders talk differently to sons than they do to daughters.

One crowning achievement of Enlightenment humanism is the principle of tolerance, of putting up with people who look different, talk differently, worship differently and live differently than we do.