Even though I make an effort, it's still the case that everyone around me sees things the way I do, and I'm sure nearly everyone in Grand Rapids, Michigan, sees things differently.
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The opposition Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn sees things differently.
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Cordero said he sees things differently than Sharpton and Brown.
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David Goldbloom of the University of Toronto sees things differently.
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"Everyone sees things through their partisan lens," one lawmaker said.
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Emi Nurjasmi of the Indonesian midwives' association sees things differently.
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Elizabeth Wydra of the progressive Constitutional Accountability Center sees things differently.
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Given her past, though, she probably sees things a little differently.
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Unsurprisingly, the vanguard of open source sustainability sees things very differently.
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The federal person sees things that can be reduced to data.
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" She says that she also "sees things … pictures from the past.
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"He hears and sees things that maybe he shouldn't," she said.
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Liz Cheney, a member of the House Republican leadership, sees things differently.
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But we also recognize that not everyone sees things as we do.
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He simply sees things and works with players to make purposeful adjustments.
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The squad sees things and, worse, does things that irrevocably changes them.
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And she also sees things through a naive visual perspective of reality.
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Let's hope that the European Court of Justice sees things that way.
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This is not how Donald Trump, his advisers, or his administration sees things.
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But Jermaine explains that he's just different now, and he sees things differently.
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She goes out into very unusual places and sees things other people don't see.
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Mr Trump's attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, has made clear that he sees things differently.
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The way Lackner sees things, the key to avoiding "deep trouble" is thinking differently.
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"Nick is definitely a leader and sees things through that filter," Boyle tells us.
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I think everybody sees things a little bit differently, and I really enjoy it.
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Mitchell Stevens, a writer, record label owner, DJ, and Jamiroquai nut sees things differently.
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Next week, Manafort will find out if Judge Jackson sees things the same way.
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The opposition sees things differently: Let's get all the facts — the allegations are breathtaking.
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Laurent Lebec, who runs the bar program at Chicago's Big Star, sees things similarly.
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But Fred Iannuccilli, a former Toronto police sergeant with 35 years experience, sees things differently.
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Alas, each year brings more evidence that Mr Xi sees things the other way round.
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Tom seems to think he was following the relevant cues, but Amber sees things differently.
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Spence sees things like the Amazon Echo Dot as "stepping stones" to higher-quality speakers.
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The Coquette, who runs the endlessly addictive advice column Dear Coquette, sees things both ways.
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He now regrets it and says he sees things differently now that he has a daughter.
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We will have to wait and see whether a jury of their peers sees things differently.
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Visually, how he sees things, he really sees the world through a different set of lenses.
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The local person sees things that can be reduced to data but also things that cannot.
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You can, of course, always manage to find one New Yorker who sees things upside down.
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Mr Gu, however, sees things differently: he expects a city to sprout up around the train station.
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When Diana arrives to fight the World War, she is almost childlike in how she sees things.
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But whilst most see it as a deliberate nod on Bey's part, Spence-Adofo sees things differently.
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He just sees things in terms of the way things must unfold, or the way time goes.
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He sees things in terms of cults, cliques, inner circles, smart sets — a kind of outsider resentment.
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That is a window into Trump reality -- how he sees things takes precedence over what actually happened.
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The United States, needless to say, sees things differently, and is thus quite upset about Nimr's execution.
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Although crime has gone down nationally the last 20 years, that's not the way Mixon sees things.
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But it's not clear if Turkey, which invaded Syria on August 24, sees things exactly the same way.
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By setting an end date, Zurkow seems to spell out rather clearly where she sees things are going.
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That means he sees things like Title II as preemptive — stopping a threat that he believes doesn't exist.
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" He said, "Because of her inexperience, and because she's a true believer, she sees things that aren't there.
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It can be difficult to get her attention, and sometimes she sees things the other Muppets don't see.
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Then Lucifer sees things in a new light and Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt) tries to save a friendship.
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Is there any insight you can share that he has in terms of where he sees things going?
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As Mr Torres sees things, apocalyptic obsessions can be both a result and a cause of real-world violence.
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Senua, like some other people with that condition, hears voices that aren't there and sees things that aren't real.
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While colleges stress that they should have the academic freedom to build diverse campuses, the public sees things differently.
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But after getting mugged and hitting her head on the subway platform, Natalie wakes up and sees things differently — literally.
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It refers to that famous Matrix scene where Neo takes the red pill and sees things as they really are.
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While this may sound wonderful, it can complicate estate planning, especially if the generation receiving the inheritance sees things differently.
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JUNE 2016: TAYLOR SEES THINGS A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY GQ reached out for comment from Taylor's side on the whole debacle.
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He spent his entire life in New York, and as a real estate tycoon sees things through a business lens.
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The mathematician Marcus du Sautoy, whose highly abstract work involves no small measure of creativity, sees things the same way.
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YOU KNOW, A LOT OF HIS MESSAGE HAS BEEN ABOUT THINGS WHERE HE SEES THINGS NOT AS GOODS AS HE'D LIKE.
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CARTER: Well, we saw with Mike Pompeo statement earlier that he said yes, he sees things moving in the right direction.
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"The system sees things you can't, and it processes information and reacts in a way you may not be able to."
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Then, as now, we have a leader who sees things not just as they are, but for what they could be.
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Wilson said he's a big believer in body positivity, but as he sees things, the fashion industry is still very polarized.
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I'm amazed at the extent to which one sees things like blackmail and extortion being used as business tactics within Russia.
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Meticulously honest, generous, autonomous and true, he sees things for what they are rather than what he'd like them to be.
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He sees things this way: What happened on an old country road is a permanent scar that time is finally healing.
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Samsung Electronics late Thursday released its preliminary first quarter earnings, saying it sees things shaping up better than many analysts had forecast.
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Another White House official said the President wanted to give the "full picture" of how he sees things in the United States.
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While most if not all of the US national security establishment views Russia as a major threat, Israel sees things very differently.
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Just as a photographer sees things differently through the lens of a camera, I see them differently when I have a microphone.
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"He's one of the most instinctive players that's ever played the game and he sees things that he should share," Dipoto said.
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Hengeveld tells me she has always been dedicated to preventing waste, but that she sees things are changing over the last few years.
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It's incredible how tough this 14-year-old girl is, how grown up she is, how clearly she sees things and makes decisions.
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William Bateman, 52, who voted for Mr. Trump and works as an operations manager in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, sees things differently.
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We have to understand the Chinese and how they see things, and I think the Chinese need to understand how America sees things.
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As Constantinople sees things, this was a provisional measure which it had the right to reverse, as it formally just did, on October 11th.
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The oldest Stark daughter has proven she can adapt to the brutal realities of Westeros, but Jon sees things in stark black and white.
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So while Silicon Valley sees things like self-driving cars or automated customer service as potentially life-changing technology, so does the middle class.
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Once he sees things as they are, and realizes that the sun is the world's lifegiver, he decides to quest after life and truth.
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The Justice Department's antitrust chief, Makan Delrahim, sees things differently and believes that the firms are too large to merge in their current forms.
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One aide said the President wanted to give the "full picture" of how he sees things -- not only wanting to do Charlottesville in a vacuum.
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Sarah's planning to address Nick's comments on her own platform, but she did say she sees things differently than she did back in the day.
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While any sentient primate facing a special counsel would know to lay off social media and refrain from antagonizing his investigators, Trump sees things differently.
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But she isn't, and she voted for Trump anyway, because, surprise, not everyone who voted for Trump is a terrible person or sees things one way.
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But, she added, "I'm much more concerned about a parent who doesn't notice things than I am about a parent who sees things that aren't there."
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Watching these issues will be critical to understanding whether the Trump administration, and not just Bannon alone, sees things the same way the white nationalists do.
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Laura Martin, internet and media analyst at Needham & Co., told "Squawk on the Street" that she sees things getting worse for the company in the third quarter.
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"She sees things in people they don't see in themselves," said Susan Douglass, 61, a trademark lawyer who began studying yoga with Ms. Porchon-Lynch in 1999.
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David Guetta doesn't normally look like one of those men, but this artist sees things differently, and who are we—the viewer, the critic—to judge them?
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Because Trump sees things in terms of personal gain and grievance, he presented the letter as an attempted quid pro quo on the part of the senators.
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Older players regard halftime as a sacred moment of keeping your head in the game while younger players, like the Knicks' Kevin Seraphin sees things a little differently.
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By implication, it is Venter himself who has triumphed by re-creating life out of life, who sees things not as they are but as they might be.
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"He's very old school in the way he sees things and at the same time being in Madrid, both of us, is something that doesn't help," Piqué said.
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We thought this would be the perfect time, Brian, to kind of sit down with you and hear from someone who really sees things from a real-time basis.
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Buckley said he wasn't – because, as the funder sees things, Judge Brody doesn't have jurisdiction over the disposition of settlement money after it has been distributed to class members.
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Her "lens for understanding" mostly sees things that were obvious from the seats or the videos: the way he insisted that dancers cover huge amounts of space, for example.
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Given that I'm a bookish woman who sees things that aren't there, it probably wouldn't have taken long for a seventeenth-century cleric to accuse me of being a witch.
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The Post starts on the battlefields of Vietnam, where Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys), working for the State Department, sees things that make him start to question American involvement in Vietnam.
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He sees it as a continuum, and he sees things like Conceptual art as aberrant, maybe, but certainly not as the way he was going to achieve what he wanted.
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The Tigers' interim head coach sees things the exact opposite ... telling us the suspended coach deserves all the cred if Benford leads the Purple and Gold deep into the tournament.
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RELATED: Orrin Hatch to back nuclear option if needed to confirm Gorsuch Christopher Kang, the National Director of the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans who opposes Gorsuch sees things differently.
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Hamid sees things differently: Exit West strips the migration story of the actual process by which people might get to their destination, conjuring instead a world with no barriers to movement.
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Only Martha, who's lost everything and can't even talk to her parents, sees things for how they really are, and we don't get a big speech from her confirming as much.
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You may feel you haven't done anything wrong, but clearly this other person sees things differently — and you can't simply dismiss her point of view if you want to improve the situation.
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Read: Palestinian officials slam Trump's threat to cut US aid Morin Butto, a Catholic from Bethlehem, sees things differently, and worries that young people are increasingly looking abroad for a better life.
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As the head of the world's largest asset management firm sees things, ETFs will be playing an ever-increasing role in investor portfolios in ways that the financial world never saw coming.
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Anyway, Mr. Wilson's (now I'm thinking of "Dennis the Menace") puzzle is a very solid debut, even if he now sees things he would change, as he indicates in his notes below.
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Mason Tvert, a well-known pro-marijuana activist, sees things very differently, arguing it's irresponsible to even suggest there's a connection between rising crime and marijuana without hard evidence to prove the link.
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He sees things differently now, she said, so they have moved on to arguing over a Gandhi quote that hangs on their wall in the living room next to photos of Nelson Mandela.
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She says a lot of people think there is some grand strategy to his various decisions and statements, but really he's just an impulsive guy who sees things on television that set him off.
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Graham sees things differently: He believes he can over time work with anti-abortion groups to make the 20-week ban so popular that it gets broad support and 60 votes in the Senate.
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As Hise sees things, the fight over the bathroom bill, like so many of the state's political battles, is really a proxy war in a larger, more existential struggle between the two North Carolinas.
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There's very few deals I wouldn't want Adam's unique insights on, he sees things most people don't, can think of issues or resolutions in advance, and is a powerhouse for finding others in his network.
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China sees things differently: The Chinese leadership views the U.N. as an important vehicle for expanding its global economic and strategic role, particularly in the developing countries that depend most on the U.N.'s services.
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Whereas those men saw the United States as moral leader of the free world -- and its alliances with other similarly-minded European democracies as the unshakeable foundation of world peace and progress -- Trump sees things differently.
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Enter De La Hoya ... who told us out at his foundation's 19th annual Golf Classic on Monday that he sees things way differently, saying Ruiz will put together a nice run as the new champ from here.
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By doing so, the AK government signalled that it sees things like freedom of the press, judicial independence and fighting corruption as part of the price of membership rather than as valuable goals in their own right.
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The Team B II report's authors sees things like sharia-compliant financial institutions as an insidious threat to the US Constitution (they never really explain how a home mortgage company that doesn't charge interest threatens the Constitution).
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Asus is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and as the company got its start as a motherboard maker back in 1989, it's fitting that it presents an idea of where it sees things going in the future.
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"In many art forms (painting and sculpting, for example), the artist brings different — and sometimes random — elements together to create something new," he says, citing the approach of a skilled photographer who often sees things that other miss.
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But as the military continues to broaden the scope of who can be a service member, it becomes all the more important to reevaluate the way it sees things like a clenched fist, even in its most innocuous context.
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And as the military continues to broaden the scope of who can be a service member, it becomes all the more important to reevaluate the way it sees things like braids, twists, and, perhaps, for these cadets, a clenched fist.
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"Our attachment system preferentially sees things according to what has happened in the past," said Dr. Amir Levine, a psychiatrist at Columbia University and the co-author of the book "Attached," which explores how attachment behaviors affect the neurochemistry of the brain.
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"If you look at oil trading each day, everything is front-end loaded each month," said Kloza, who believes that traders, not refiners, have the most power over where oil prices go next and therefore sees things becoming choppy in the months to come.
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As Mr Laurence sees things, the abolition of the old caliphate created a vacuum that has been filled, over the subsequent century, by much darker substitutes, up to and including the new caliphate proclaimed by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Islamic State.
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But the current right-wing Italian government sees things differently, and its powerful anti-immigration deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, has waged a relentless campaign to shut down the work of the charity-run rescue vessels saving migrants in the Mediterranean since coming to power last year.
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The Joint Chiefs of Staff, the nation's highest-ranking military officers, say that Putin's Russia — not China, ISIS, or North Korea — poses the biggest threat to the future security of the US. Donald Trump, the man who is about to be their commander in chief, sees things very, very differently.
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A well-respected figure in the game, Andersson's stock rocketed when he guided IFK Norrkoping to a surprise title win in 2015, capturing the championship from under the noses of the mighty Malmo FF. Andersson says there is a lot more to his management style than tradition and he sees things his own way.
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"We can clearly see the impasse that exists today between the desire of the international community to say that there must be a ceasefire and a resumption of political discussions and the way in which Haftar sees things with his explanation of the lack of legitimacy of the interlocutors (on the other side)," the French official said.
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So there are some times where he says stuff that can be a little bit of an issue for me, like one point in the movie where he says something like, "My kid is now transgender and in a gay relationship"—it's very obvious that my dad sees things in black and white, in a binary.
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In the March issue of the New Republic, I argue that the left sees things that others in U.S. politics prefer not to see: For workers, women, people of color, citizens and the undocumented alike, being "equal" in a technical sense—having equal rights and participating in democracy by voting in elections every few years—is not enough defense against deep inequality and vulnerability; we also need changes that will deepen the lived experience of liberty, equality, and democracy, so that people can become both safer and more powerful.
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