Sentence examples for with a different understanding from inspiring English sources

Still, I think readers understand that they should read David Sedaris with a different understanding than the way they read hardcore investigative reporting".. "I just think," Sedaris adds, "that the people who say: 'That's not true' when someone tells a story at dinner are the people who didn't get any laughs when they told their story".

"Corzine walks away from meetings with a different understanding from other people," the adviser said.

"They say that people like us, with a different understanding, are outside the system".

One prolific composer with a different understanding of mastery is P.D.Q.

But an adviser to one senior New Jersey Democrat said that it was possible that Mr. Andrews walked away from a meeting with Mr. Corzine with a different understanding of what had been agreed on.

Decision uncertainty (4) stems from decision makers with a different understanding and judgement of objectives and appropriate solutions and strategies [23].

Genesis has brought with her "a different understanding of mortality," Davis said.

Mr. Gellman writes that Mr. Cheney cocked an eyebrow and said, "I have a different understanding with the president".

He carefully draws his reader into empathy with Jomier while hinting at a different understanding of his behaviour: as when the lawyer creates a spreadsheet to work out a fair split of the cost of a trip to Venice with Judith, bearing in mind old-fashioned questions of chivalry, his lover's post-feminism, and the constraints of their respective bank balances.

When former Vice President Dan Quayle suggested to Cheney that the office was largely ceremonial, Cheney reportedly replied, "I have a different understanding with the president".

The presence or absence of a job description could conceivably affect how the nurse construes the limits of the role; this might be reflected in his/her understanding of the criticality of the tasks included in the questionnaire, and it might be reasonable to suppose that those nurses with a job description have a different understanding of the parameters of their role.