We found over 1000 examples of how to use different in an English sentence.
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| 1. | In the course of history, many humans have believed that those who did not share their skin color, language, or religion belonged to different "races". The question of which of these factors are relevant in determining the "blood" of an individual is arbitrary and can vary widely depending on the ideology. According to some, "whites" have the same "blood", regardless of language. According to others, those who share the same skin color can have different "bloods" if they speak different languages or belong to different religions. Humans have always tried to find reasons to hate one another, and perhaps will continue to do so until the human race is no more. | |
| 2. | A piece of railway in use today is therefore the product of a long series of decisions reached at different times for many different reasons. | |
| 3. | John and Cathy have different tastes and different characters. Trying to get them together is like putting a square peg in a round hole. | |
| 4. | Different languages are used in different places in the world. | |
| 5. | Just as one gesture can have many different meanings, many different gestures can have the same meaning. | |
| 6. | After all, different people have different ways of eating, according to the kinds of food which they have traditionally eaten. | |
| 7. | Different people have different ideas. | |
| 8. | Different people believe in different things, but there is only one truth. | |
| 9. | Different flowers represent different meanings. | |
| 10. | Each country's customs are different, just as each meadow's grass is different. | |
| 11. | The same locution could have a different illocutionary force in different contexts. | |
| 12. | Speaking the same language in between several cultures sometimes is a source of more confusion than to speak different languages, since we are less aware of the different meanings that the same words can entail. | |
| 13. | Although there are wide variations in unemployment levels in different industries and in different parts of the country, every region is now being affected by the slow-down in the economy. | |
| 14. | At the same age, I used to wonder about matter, thinking that different colours must have represented different kinds of matter. | |
| 15. | Maybe in a different universe, the emotional and psychic environment is even different from ours. | |
| 16. | Maybe in a different universe, our basic five senses are useless and we would require different senses altogether. | |
| 17. | She had the habit of wearing a ribbon on her hat; a different one each day, and each day a different colour. | |
| 18. | The same word can mean different things to different people: "headshot" doesn't mean the same thing to actors and video game players. | |
| 19. | Different people went to different places in America. | |
| 20. | Different experiences lead to different choices. | |
| 21. | Different jobs require different tools. | |
| 22. | "Today, Tatoeba is barely being used because the weather is so nice," said Tom. "That doesn't make any sense," said Maria in response. "The weather is certainly very different in the different regions of the world." | |
| 23. | Different strokes for different folks. | |
| 24. | Different people tell different versions of the incident. | |
| 25. | According to the Canadian government "punctuation should be as consistent as possible within a given text". That would mean that one and the same writer may use a different style of punctuation in a different text on another occasion. |