Mark and I saw things a little bit differently . . .
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I had no idea that he saw things so differently.
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Definitely not the direction we saw things going for him.
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But Shimrit Meir, a Middle East analyst, saw things differently.
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This is how I think my clients saw things, too.
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Naturally, when I was younger, I saw things very differently.
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"People saw things that were striking at the time," Filler said.
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"I saw things going into things you wouldn't believe," said Knox.
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I saw things I had made, like wheels, still strewn about.
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I saw things that no one should see, especially a kid.
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The dissenting judge on the panel, Neomi Rao, saw things differently.
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It's good to have people who saw things we didn't see.
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But I could tell that he saw things differently after that.
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Sometimes I saw things darting here and there, but I ignored them.
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"I saw things but I didn&apost see the truth," she said.
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I saw things black and white, now I see lots of gray.
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He looked hard, with his eagle stare, and saw things as they were.
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The poet saw things in the artist that are hard to detect now.
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I genuinely wanted to understand how she and I saw things so differently.
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Kanye saw things in it that I don't know how he could've seen.
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And if Herman saw things differently, why didn't he check the law beforehand?
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By the time he saw things clearly, she had turned her back on him.
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We saw things every night: plays, movies or just a social dinner, music, readings.
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"My whole life changed because the way she saw things was so interesting," she said.
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The state police surrounding the couple's house that June afternoon in 2012 saw things differently.
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"I just saw things happening in the country that I thought were dangerous," he says.
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The people that voted for me — lots of people are saying they saw things happen.
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The thing is, all of my team saw things in me that I didn't see.
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The Post pointed out that many minority feminists and writers of color saw things differently.
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Apparently, however, the judges saw things differently, as they awarded Lauzon an extremely questionable split win.
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"When I saw things were incomprehensible, I passed it on to my superiors," Commissioner Ayadi said.
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"I saw things I imagined," she sings at the beginning, and that's how the album works.
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That, at the very least, should cause mainstream conservatives to question why they saw things differently.
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" Hill added: "This was a very specific issue because by June, we saw things were diverging.
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Andy may have admitted she was less than her best self, but some fans saw things differently.
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"The more I became Tonya, the more I saw things from her point of view," she continued.
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As a Balanchine -schooled dancer in the eighties, when Forsythe was becoming established, I saw things differently.
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"I saw things that were inconsistent with what Mr. Johnson had told me personally," she told reporters.
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"It was only after I started navigating the larger culture that I saw things hadn't changed," she said.
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Regardless of the veracity of Jensen's specific claim of ignorance, it's certain people saw things and said nothing.
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When you were packed off to boarding school with the nuns you never saw things unspooling like this.
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Instagram isn't listening to you, it just knows you saw things you might not even remember seeing online.
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Patrick Lynch, president of the Police Benevolent Association, the biggest police union in the world, saw things differently.
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"The more I became Tonya, the more I saw things from her point of view," Robbie told the magazine.
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But, I was looking at the sky with my 20/20 vision, and I saw things I've never seen.
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"I saw things moving around on our counter, and doors opening and closing," the actor told Esquire in 2013.
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Theresa Chapman, a senior who was handing out fliers and pins for Planned Parenthood on campus, saw things differently.
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Well, you saw the later reports that they saw things in November and decided to leave in December. Right.
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I don't know — I'd say that my daughter is very special, because she never saw things in a negative light.
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"If you are there now, if you were there last week, you saw things get 53 percent cheaper overnight," she said.
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I know I'll personally miss the end of the SD card reader, but we all saw things moving in this direction.
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And err-, I think with the first tax cases that was a big surprise; that this was how we saw things.
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In fact, many of those very Americans saw things differently and expressed their own frustrations with government at the ballot box.
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The defense saw things a little differently, with defender Angus Whithington taking issue with the level of risk Ford actually faced.
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We saw things like Facebook Dating, Instagram video calling, Oculus Go's launch, a new Messenger, VR memories, 3D Photos, and more.
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THE ADVICE Ms. Craven said she felt she wasn't doing enough to save for retirement, but the experts saw things differently.
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" Manigault Newman said earlier Thursday that she saw things during her time as an assistant to the president that made her "uncomfortable.
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But Trump and his allies saw things the opposite way and blamed Gillespie's loss on the candidate's failure to fully "embrace" Trump.
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Here's how some of the ringside fact-checkers saw things: NYT, NPR, CBS News, the Guardian, PolitiFact, ABC News and USA Today.
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Arbus understood human beings in a profound way and went to places and saw things there that nobody had looked at before.
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But environmentalist groups saw things differently, accusing George of illegal dumping and of being a dangerous distraction to better climate mitigation efforts.
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I saw things far worse than that, but they're all painful and shameful and embarrassing in ways that are hard to explain.
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But the people of Georgia saw things differently and nominated a progressive woman of color who has flipped traditional politics on its head.
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Braden saw things get worse back home firsthand when he'd visit over the holidays and for a month or so during summer break.
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But Heritage Academy's leadership saw things differently: Premarital sex is a violation of the institution's moral code, and Maddi had broken that rule.
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Anderson reports Mayock "tried to keep his cool during the situation" and tried to walk away as he saw things starting to escalate.
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"We had better reads on their formations, and we saw things coming," Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa said in the winning locker room.
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"I saw things no child should ever have to see," said Jacobs, referring to episodes when his mother would go off her medication.
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"A lot of people saw things and did not react with the moral clarity that they exercised in every other situation," she said.
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When asked about Trump's description of Iran as a "terrorist state," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Moscow saw things very differently.
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Which is surely not how the U.S. Administration saw things panning out when it introduced aluminium tariffs to reinvigorate the domestic supply chain.
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He told reporters on Thursday that he "saw things through their eyes" in that meeting, and that he was continuing to study the issue.
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Nets rally past Suns NEW YORK — Coming off a dramatic last-second win, the Brooklyn Nets saw things going south in a hurry Thursday.
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With our work, we explore whether the world itself has changed spatially, or if people have lost sight of how they once saw things.
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"That's not what we're dealing with here," he said, adding that people should be allowed to say they were young and saw things differently.
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Although that may seem like a lot to handle at the start of a relationship, Adams said that wasn't the way he saw things.
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The three-fifths compromise was adopted precisely because everyone knew that the number had been used when both sides saw things the other way.
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"We saw things, and went to places, and met people that neither one of us thought we'd ever meet in our lifetime," Allan said.
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With 400,000 early deaths a year from air pollution – 40,000 in the UK – the EU saw things differently and set new legal limits in 2010.
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We temporarily considered moving back until the 2016 election season began, but the more we saw things ramp up, the more we leaned toward staying.
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And then I saw things ... I was still pretty optimistic at the time, but I've always been kind of trying to figure out that intersection.
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When she saw things going down on a live security cam feed, she immediately called police and they stopped McCoy's people from hauling her stuff away.
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Fortunately, she says, the show's creators, Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, saw things differently: Vince and Peter don't put people in a box for doing comedy.
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The involved parties definitely saw things from opposing political perspectives, though, and wanted to emphasize different aspects of the story of Soviet resistance to German invasion.
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On "Things I Imagined" the vibe of the lyrics is possibility: "I saw things I imagined" reads like a reminder that things can (should?) be different.
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Justice Kagan saw things differently: "the facts of this case provide a good example of how unauthorised driving can frustrate law enforcement", she told Mr Loeb.
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But when Debbie Harrison, who was raising Jack on her own, watched her son bustling around the field with the other children, she saw things differently.
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"We saw things that were more conventional cop shows or traditional storytelling," Erik Barmack, Netflix's vice president for international originals said by phone from Los Angeles.
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"I made these GIFs because I wanted to make modern kids look at Instagram the way I saw things at that age," Petrick tells The Creators Project.
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"I definitely think that standing in that room for an hour, I saw things in myself and of myself I haven't noticed before," she told the Broad.
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Rather, it merely influenced them to do something—as Tchijevsky saw things, it just so happened that bloody solutions often appeared to be the path of least resistance.
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The territory saw things differently, and worked to pressure the federal agency into deferring to Nunavut before recovering the treasures it finds on HMS Terror, according to CBC.
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"You saw things that you wouldn't believe," he told reporters in a neighborhood gravely damaged on Sunday by the storm outbreak, which left at least 26 people dead.
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Woke, however, described a racial awareness and cynicism so extra that it bordered on parody; where you're so awake that your "third eye" saw things that aren't there.
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I learned about my gift at the age of 12, but when I saw things that were going to happen, I always chalked it up to deja vu.
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" Haaland saw things differently, saying, "She is the only person, I believe, that we need in this tumultuous time with the president that we have, to stay on track.
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This wasn't how I saw things as I entered adulthood in the 1970s, a decade marked by the erosion of American religious superstitions and, consequently, dramatically freer sexual attitudes.
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"We saw things you wouldn't believe," Mr. Trump said as he stood amid the wreckage and rubble of Beauregard, the site of the nation's deadliest tornado in six years.
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It was time to return to wandering around, where I saw things like "selfie rooms" that I assumed were designed to break up the slog of navigating the place.
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When I went there and saw things like cornmeal wrapped in a banana leaf, or wood-roasted chicken wings, I thought, 'Am I really that ignorant about my own food?
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When Ailes saw things he didn't like, he instructed his staff to leak negative press stories about the perpetrator and increase the level of monitoring, the magazine said, citing sources.
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And I really find it fascinating that you all were referencing your own realities and the discrimination you saw — things that I wasn't old enough to comprehend at the time.
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"When he saw things he loved, he got them if they could be gotten," Charles T. Young, an architect who helped restore many of the properties, said in an interview.
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" She explained, "The more I became Tonya, the more I saw things from her point of view... I don't think she did anything but be different from what the world wanted.
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But while I was deep in these crowds, chanting along, I occasionally found myself retreating, becoming more of an observer, and sometimes when this happened, I saw things that bothered me.
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During an orientation that included a warehouse stint unloading boxes of shampoo and stocking shelves with toothpaste, he realized that people at the company saw things in a fundamentally different way.
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These men went south over a period of four years and saw things no one had seen before; they confirmed that the Antarctic was a continent, which no one had known before.
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I took a friend to see "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" in a pristine print — not one spot or speck or glitch — and I saw things I had never seen before!
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The French saw things another way, accusing Mr. Ghosn of favoring the Japanese and Nissan and blocking Renault's expansion into China, the world's largest car market, to clear the field for Nissan.
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In your place, I think I could accept it as valid that this interpretation never occurred to him, and he just saw things in a completely different way, and therefore meant well.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly denied that there was any quid pro quo in his dealings with Ukraine, but a new batch of text messages suggested that his own representatives saw things differently.
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He promised to provide more "on-scene" mentoring after a year in which he held a triangle clinic for Knicks guards and occasionally stopped practice when he saw things that were askew.
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"I think today was important, and I hope that she saw things that will make her reflect on the importance of public education to our country," Ms. Weingarten said of Ms. DeVos.
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"She saw things in her official capacity that she felt an obligation to bring forward," Marc Agnifilo, a lawyer for Sours Edwards, told reporters after a hearing in federal court in Manhattan.
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You saw things like the first #DeleteUber campaign, when Uber really didn't do anything wrong but people were so quick to delete their accounts because they assumed Uber was in the wrong.
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Terrace House has a pretty long lead time even for the weekly Japanese schedule, let alone the rest of the world, so I saw things and met people that would've amounted to spoilers.
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Mr. Trump denied again on Friday that there was any quid pro quo in his dealings with Ukraine, but a new batch of text messages suggested that his own representatives saw things differently.
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He wasn't dull or dumb; his wit was as sharp as a knife, and even if he didn't understand why people behaved the way they did, he understood how the world saw things.
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She saw things in flashes—young girls screaming in terror, broken glass, wet blood, and a boy dressed in all black, walking zombie-like up the sidewalk, his hand resting on his wounded head.
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As he saw things, the nation was reliving the age of Henry VIII, who in 1534 renounced the authority of the Pope, declared himself head of the church and laid the foundations of Anglicanism.
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The Academy saw things in very much the same way as those crusty entrenched powers, and the result was a series of Oscar nominations that are ludicrous when viewed through the lens of history.
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" In Raleigh, State Representative Rodney Moore, Democrat of Charlotte, saw things the way Ms. Haley does: "It's a good thing if it can generate revenue for our state, if it can be done safely.
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This is not how I saw things happening when Patricia Lohan, a feng shui coach based in the Indonesian island of Bali, came to my Harlem apartment to be a guest on my podcast.
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The postdigital museum allows visitors to extract more data from the collection (and the collection to extract data from the visitors.) The Steve project ignited a "radical shift toward how visitors saw things," Chan says.
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Memories were fresh of an era when most evangelical Christians had virtually defined themselves in opposition to a Catholic church which, as they saw things, seriously distorted the message of Bible by adding extra teachings.
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I feel lucky, because I know a lot of people who saw things that are just so gruesome … folks who were sitting next to their spouse or had their arm around a spouse who died.
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And I think, for instance, Julian is somebody who understood the power of the internet, and how it was going to radically transform global politics, and saw things before a lot of people saw them.
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"In past espionage cases, we find people saw things that may have helped identify a spy, but never reported it," Gene Barlow, a spokesman for the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive said in 2013.
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I still sometimes saw things I didn't like: people in horror masks popping into the frame, or fourteen-year-old girls trying to be sexy, or rich kids showing off the McMansions where they lived.
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Through the uncertainty, investors saw things they liked: Job growth continued, American consumers kept spending, and President Trump's bluster about the trade war eventually gave way to promises for an early-stage deal with China.
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"It was interesting to go back and relook at something that you did 45 years earlier, and realize that you saw things then that you didn't really appreciate until you were much older," he says.
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"We were worried about coronavirus as we saw things closing down and hoped we could still get our trip in," Ms. Cotherman said, adding that her family was washing their hands and using hand sanitizer regularly.
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She sings, "I saw things I imagined" more than a dozen times, repeating the line or parts of it while continuously toying with the music: different melodies, different speeds, different chords, everything in a dreamlike flux.
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They know that it's a case with a lot of figures whose names we don't really recognize, whose jobs we don't fully understand, who saw things that we're not entirely sure add up to impeachable activity.
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"Because let's face it, if they saw vulnerabilities that would make them want to take the fight in the seventh round, they saw things that will make them not want to take the fight in the 10th."
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I think that I saw things that I'd done in the past, and I still see these things now—like a little squiggle line where all of a sudden I realize I've been doing this for 53 years.
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" Amy added that she saw "things flown in the air, I've been called every name in the book," and said, with tears welling up in her eyes, that her father "tried to run me over with a car.
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When she looked around the public assistance office where she applied for disability, she saw things she might have assembled with her own still-calloused hands: metal cabinets, cubicle walls, the panels concealing the wiring for computers and phones.
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"You saw things in me that nobody else did," Ms. Parton said, referring to Mr. Foster's willingness to take a chance on her, at the 2016 ceremony at which he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Mr. Trump denied again on Friday that there had been any quid pro quo attached to his pressure on Ukraine to investigate his political enemies, but a new batch of text messages suggested that his own representatives saw things differently.
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Asked if she deleted the pictures because they did not play into the narrative that Spacey plied his son with alcohol, she responded she was a mother looking at her son's phone for the first time and she saw things that "concerned" her.
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I also saw things that are rarer, like Spencer's best friend in Crenshaw being a lesbian named Coop (Bre-Z, who played Freda on Empire), and Beverly's most popular girl, Leila (Greta Onieogou), being someone rumored to have smoked pot with Malia Obama.
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She also made a point of walking between sites when she could, so she wasn't rushed and also saw things she wouldn't have otherwise encountered—like the time she left early for dinner and wound up strolling along the Tiber River in Rome.
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Collins said Sunday that she saw things "very differently" from the way the administration was pitching the legislation and pointed out that the bill would lower spending on Medicaid by about three-quarters of a trillion dollars by 2026 compared to current law.
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Flores recounts: As soon as I walked into the tiny one-bedroom, single-story apartment, I looked around and saw things everywhere – dirty clothes, dishes, shoes, plastic and paper bags, and what seemed like countless other things – on just about every surface imaginable.
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I also worked as an orderly in a hospital in my teens, and saw things and was allowed to do things that no orderly would ever be allowed to do now, like take dead people to the morgue by myself in an elevator.
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"When I saw things like, 'Well, we were never friends,' and, 'She's not appreciative,' and things like that, I'm thinking all the things that we did together – like all the time at the mansion, from all the traveling around the world," Marquardt tells Wilkinson.
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I relied on an old understanding of the Marine Corps infantry to write what I saw: things like the interaction between squad leaders and fire team leaders, body language of the Marines when Lieutenant Hierl approached, morale and their assuredness to do their job.
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"I went through hell and saw things in Jwaideh that I had never seen before... people throwing themselves down the stairs, breaking the sink to cut their arms, strangling and beating each other," said Rehab, who declined to give her real name for fear of reprisals.
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" Portman, however, saw things differently, telling the outlet that she was "surprised to hear that he characterized the very short time that I knew him as dating because my recollection is a much older man being creepy with me when I just had graduated high school.
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Cosby: I want people to understand that the, my work as an artist, a performer, I owe a great deal to people who saw things in me, and in many ways, in many ways, I returned the favors, and Gloria Steinem had a very interesting quote.
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He's a person who wears his passions on his sleeve, and there are times in which he could have used a bit of temperance, but he was so frustrated with the miscarriage of justice as he saw things being transpired that he would get ahead of himself.
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If that meant sitting down with clients, negotiating with clients, abducting clients from their places of employment, drugging clients, and confining clients to this or that motel in the New Mexico desert until they saw things our way, why, then, that's what somebody caused to happen.
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He saw things through W.E.B. Du Bois's dark veil of race as it's lived, and from the illusionless perspective of a sensitive, intensely private black man who grew up in a time when the threat of violence shadowed even the most mundane interactions between the races.
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Melody Parks said she saw things that were "exploitative, inappropriate and unethical" while working in reality TV. Parks, who worked on a number of American reality shows, including "The Real World" and "Bad Girls Club," has since left the industry and retrained as a family therapist.
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But around that same time, Turkish officials were privately saying that they saw things very differently: They said they perceived a sharp division between Mr. Trump and other American officials — most notably generals in the United States Central Command, which oversees troops in the Middle East.
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You as a human being, didn't it ever strike you to say, 'wait a minute guys, I know I am a lawyer but,' cause I'm a lawyer and I'm a former judge too and sometimes I saw things I didn't like and I did speak up.
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I told my mom some of the hardest things she could have ever heard: when I was hurting, when I was making mistakes, when I was headed down roads that she knew I couldn't come back from, and when she saw things that no mother should have to see.
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" Specifically, concerning Cruz's ads alleging Trump to be a pro-choice supporter of Planned Parenthood, he admitted he hasn't always been pro-life, but that he is now: "It changed years ago and what happened is I saw things with people and people that I know and people that I respect that made me change.
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We talked about the subdivision for a while, and then we were quiet, mulling over I know not what, and then I broke the silence with the fantastic news that I'd been cast in a play, and that the way I saw things it was only a matter of time before I would be renting the U-Haul and making my move.
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Cooke saw things differently, saying in his video, "He still went on to say he thought I was bisexual or gay and attracted to him, when I told him different...Later on he went on to delete and unsend those messages, knowing he was in the wrong..." Jeffree Star's Accusations Following Westbrook's "Bye Sister" video, YouTuber and makeup artist Jeffree Star — according to screenshots of text conversations shared by Charles — reached out to Charles with several accusations.
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We'll get Bluetooth headphones, use a cheapo-adapter in the box (if Apple dares to actually include one) or move on to Lightning Bluetooth headphones are just fine for what I need, even though, yes, that would mean I'd need to retire a set of Bose I hold dear (or, again, buy an adapter.) Joey saw things differently, arguing that Apple is essentially forcing its customers into inferior technology, noting that the audio through a 3.5mm headphone jack is far superior to that over Bluetooth or Lightning.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Breaking - Ryan reportedly could retire after midterms | FCC poised to repeal net neutrality | How Alabama shook up the political landscape | Omarosa says she saw things in WH 'I was very uncomfortable with' | Disney buying 21st Century Fox for $52.4B | Farenthold not running for reelection | What's in compromise GOP tax bill | Wawa opens in DC Donald Trump's ghosts of administration staffers past: I foresee this in an upcoming book pitch: During an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America," outgoing aide Omarosa Manigault Newman said that she observed things in the White House during her tenure that made her uncomfortable and that upset her.
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