Sentences with phrase «at everything differently»

Mine is to grow in depth and scale, and when I remember this I look at everything differently.

That's just not feasible... As life expectancies get so high, we have to start looking at everything differently.»

Not exact matches

I think the refs got pretty much everything right (at least within the margins of «yeah, okay, I can understand why they did / didn't call that even though I'd have done it differently»).

«Everything is coloured by results... a positive performance at Liverpool would have coloured this transfer window very differently.

Both gasoline and diesel are blends of different chemicals, and each one burns or reacts differently in a cylinder, making it difficult to ensure everything occurs at the right place at the right time.

They should show you that they are interested in listening to you about everything from your personal life to what you want to see done differently at the facility.

The 90 degree heat isn't a bother, though; energized teams of makers are inside, hard at work on prototypes for inventions for differently abled people — everything from a voice - activated elevator to an augmented reality program that visualizes sounds.

HZD has a variety of enemies that act differently both in and out of combat, upgradeable armor and weapons, dialogue trees, sidequests that reward you and have variety (rather than collect Korok Seeds nine hundred times), and skill trees that grow with you, rather than hand you everything at the quest's onset.

At the root of everything, the premise of the IEP is that all children learn differently, so a «one size fits all» approach isn't going to cut it.

Previously, in earlier titles and even in other games in the same genre, you would feel that the world revolves around you at times — you're in the centre and everything happens because of you... Monster Hunter World plays differently, it makes you part of an eco-system which is happily surviving without you — creatures hunting other creatures and even eating each other in some cases.

Everything feels tight and precise, regardless of weapon class, and yet at the same time the various gun types play differently.

Call it a retrospective at your peril: everything about the show, which presents Tillmans's output using a high - resolution digital camera since 2003, when he had a solo exhibition at Tate Britain, broadcasts his questing, restless desire to innovate and do things differently.