Sentence examples for two quite different visions from inspiring English sources
As a result, it has become the focus of two quite different visions of urban life.After years of wrangling over the market's future, SDG may get the go-ahead to send in the bulldozers in the next few months.
Their union crumbling -- the marriage not having room for two people each seeking their own quite different visions of fulfillment in life -- the Sangers set out for to Paris in the fall of 1913, where Margaret interviewed nurses and midwives about methods of birth control and Bill took a studio near Modigliani's and painted.
The fact that reduced dynamic performance in our patients was found for two quite different methods of measurement emphasizes the presence of impaired temporal vision performance far beyond the macula and suggests a common underlying pathogenesis.
These appreciations take two quite different forms.
Those are two quite different things.
"Investment", as Sayer notes, means two quite different things.
The word "marriage" has two quite different senses.
The answer, I think, involves two quite different principles.
ReprintsIn fact, Mr Delors is playing two quite different games.
Interestingly, Ezra Klein implicitly offers two quite different interpretations.
Two quite different things.
