Sentence examples for which differing from inspiring English sources

Other sorts of capitals are however placed on these columns, which, differing in proportion, and standing on a different sort of shaft, cannot be referred to any other class; but their origin, though the detail be changed, is traced to, and deduced from the Corinthian, the Ionic, and the Doric, their only differences arising from a variation of the arrangement of the sculpture on them.

We regard the issue of statutory construction involved here as markedly closer than the questions presented in those cases; at the least, it is plainly an issue upon which differing views may readily be entertained.

In that world, footnotes were the means by which differing opinions were indicated.

The First Amendment creates "an open marketplace" in which differing ideas about political, economic, and social issues can compete freely for public acceptance without improper government interference.

BRUSSELS — A key challenge for U.S. and European trade negotiators will be deciding which differing industry regulations to retain on each side of the Atlantic, and which to map out jointly.

Although this is a limitation, the clear differences between anxious and non-anxious pregnant women are important, regardless of the extent to which differing habituation between the groups is responsible.

Each diagram was therefore different, which differs from the majority of the related work above.

These modalities, which differ significantly in temporal and spatial resolution, have inherently different technical requirements.

These are processes which differ merely in scale.

All these labels convey status, which differs according to context.

Pension funds differ from mutual funds or index funds, which differ from retail.