Sentence examples for would go differently from inspiring English sources

I thought writing away from the internet would go differently.

Calcraft said he was not surprised when he did not get preselection to run on the Liberal upper house ticket this year but thinks a run for Mackellar would go differently.

Don't use phrases like, "I thought things would go differently" or "I guess we had a misunderstanding" to allow yourself to escape any admission of wrongdoing.

If the analysis presented by Brouwer et al. (2002) were to be correct, the Chapman strategy would remain an interesting example of how the perception action loop might work, but the bottom line would be that things go differently in the real world of running to catch a fly ball.

Things would go very differently for Guitry after World War II, when he was unjustly accused of collaborating with the German occupation forces and subjected to a humiliating public arrest and 60 days of imprisonment.

Five months after leaving Swansea, Rodgers must have hoped the reunion would go rather differently.

But without a clear consensus on what a replacement health care system would look like, it's difficult to imagine such an effort would go very differently from what's already happened.

Over on Bank Street she'll remember that loft apartment she once looked at in Westbeth, wonders if it would have gone differently if she'd moved downtown, if she'd have slipped into a life that made more sense, or if downtown would have just been a variation on a theme.

I wondered if things would have gone differently for Theroux if he'd wrapped himself in wet T-shirts.

I never look to God and say, "Man, God, I wish you would have let some things go differently for me".

The whole game would have gone differently if those initial decisions had gone the other way.