(He used a different word).
What, I asked, if I used a different word — fulfilling, rewarding, interesting?
In fact, Kampen described Howard as a "minimalist". Other teammates used a different word.
But privately, in off-camera meetings with Republicans, he used a different word to describe the bill: mean.
"What is this one going to be? Something that's" vehemently — he used a different word — "unique".
"It's baloney — and I would've used a different word if I could," said Stephen A. Saltzburg, a law professor at George Washington University and general counsel for the National Institute of Military Justice.
As a friend of mine once put it, the black community would be better off if we owned more of our own stuff (though he used a different word beginning with "s").
The lesson he learned about Mr. Bay, he said, was that "behind the intensity and, oftentimes, the complications of getting" things (Mr. Johnson used a different word) "done in an efficient way is a very insightful guy".
Mr. Paulson also discloses that after the situation had been somewhat stabilized and Citibank suddenly began to wobble, his response was, "Holy moly, although I used a different word than that.
Jenkins: Actually, I think that they used a different word than algorithm.
Rachel Maddow's shoe, the Rep. Grayson admitted that he could have used a different word.
