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Simple sentences
The younger generation looks at things differently.
Tom should have handled the situation differently.
Women not only see things differently from men, but they see different things.
Americans would have responded differently from Japanese.
I got older, and so I started looking at things differently.
People look at things differently depending on whether they are rich or poor.
If only you had known him! Then things would have turned out differently, and it would be better for him now.
I now view life differently than I used to.
Scientists interpret it differently.
In many cultures, men and women dress differently.
We need to do things differently.
I see this thing quite differently.
Everyone suffers differently.
I should've reacted differently.
I wish things could've happened differently.
We see things differently, according to whether we are rich or poor.
I see life differently now.
I would act differently in your place.
A true friend would have acted differently.
Movie subtitles
Maybe aliens evolved differently.
To be frank I imagined the King's double quite differently.
It alters you, changes you, makes you feel differently.
Let me put it differently!
No, it needs to be done differently.
I'll put it differently.
I see Kristian quite differently.
We'll live differently now, we needn't save every penny.
Oh, you do it differently.
If you had it all to do over again, you'd do no differently.
You'll look differently at me.
One of these days one of you boys is going to start one of these scenes differently and one of us girls is going to drop dead from surprise.
I told you my mind worked differently.
If she'd started out differently, with the right kind of man.
I can't help but think if things had gone slightly differently this semester. that might have been me in there.
You spoke differently yesterday.
But differently.
We in London have been informed differently.
I have arranged differently.
We'll handle it differently.
Before you came in, he described her differently.
We all react differently.
Darling, you amaze me. You look so differently, and you. you act so differently.
Northern girls are just educated differently.
I wish you wouldn't treat it any differently than you would any other social announcement.
I knew you'd feel differently after you hit the open road, but this is nothing, Johnny.
The watchman says differently.
I knew then that I didn't love him any less, only differently.
Somehow, I pictured you quite differently as a dignified old gentleman.
But you fellas feel differently about marrying.
If you had, you'd feel differently.
Senator, let's not discuss that. I'm afraid we see things differently.
Obviously when you make money you think differently, eh?
You should have told me, I would have played it differently.
He doesn't see things the way we do anymore. He thinks differently.
But there comes a time in a man's life when he sees things a bit differently.
News and current affairs
So why has the failure to foresee the latest crisis turned out so differently for the profession?
For example, Americans may define religiosity differently than Middle Easterners, with perhaps a weaker attachment to religious beliefs than is true in Islamic countries.
Fischer certainly got attention back then, but information was filtered very differently than it is today.
Managers should ensure that they have access to people who think differently from them.
Our evidence suggests that bastards' brains work differently.
Some developing countries in Asia work differently.
The leadership contest has turned out differently from what many had expected.
Working closely with others who think differently can be scary and frustrating.
According to the case law of national supreme courts and the ECHR, discrimination exists only when people in a similar situation are treated differently.
The floating-rate system of today is stronger and the costs of adjustment differently distributed.
Why should governments behave differently?
But when the downturn affects distinct groups differently, especially when members of some groups are (rightly or wrongly) perceived as doing better than the others, the second comparison gains significance as well.
LONDON - There are several definitions of financial repression - and the repressors and the repressed tend to see things differently.
And, though both the US and the EU prohibit proprietary trading, they each define it differently.
Constrained from spending on the wedding, he would compensate her differently - perhaps with a larger inheritance.
But the US saw things very differently in the 1960's, when the ghosts of Munich hovered over Vietnam's jungles.
Put differently, the value of the dollar reflects total national saving, not just savings in the household sector.
Moreover, this war has been funded differently from any other war in America's history -perhaps in any country's recent history.
Ordinary North Koreans, too, evidently seem to view this succession differently from that of Kim Jong-il's inheritance of power from his father, Kim Il-sung.
To this end, they should ask their own fathers and grandfathers what they wish they had done differently - and plan accordingly.
Put differently, these institutions do not offer a credible, non-inflationary, external source of strength.
Put differently, the bust that follows years of a debt-fueled boom leaves behind an economy that supplies too much of the wrong kind of good relative to the changed demand.
Put differently: without the budget cuts, Britain would have been Spain - or perhaps even Portugal or Greece.
Put differently, real interest rates are too blunt a stimulus tool, even if they work.