Do the deliverances of different people's consciences agree?
Different people in a community will praise or blame him according as they consider this or that aspect of his conduct.
Not that it is improbable that the Epeii, although a different people and at variance with the Eleii, when they had gained the ascendency, united together, forming a common state, and their power extended even as far as Dyme.
Among the nations that speak the same language, the ancients placed the Cataonians by themselves, contra-distinguishing them from the Cappadocians, whom they considered as a different people.
Those things are quite countless which were purchased of different people, not without your knowledge; but there was one excellent decree posted up in the Capitol affecting king Deiotarus, a most devoted friend to the Roman people.
As to the use of the latter things in other fasts the custom varies among different people, and each person is bound to conform to that custom which is in vogue with those among whom he is dwelling.
On the other hand, the duties we owe to our neighbor are paid in different ways to different people: hence it did not behoove to include affirmative precepts about those duties among the precepts of the decalogue.
Give two rings of this to be held by different people, and tell them to pull.
People may, perhaps, be a little more satisfied at seeing several bullets marked by different people, but it is just as easy, and quite as effective, to have one bullet thus treated.
But some details of construction would seem to indicate a different people as their builders than those who reared mounds in the Gulf States of the Mississippi Valley.
Indeed, to judge from the difference of the remains, they must have been the work of different people or tribes, who were doubtless possessed of different degrees of culture.
All great discoveries have been approached in different directions, by different people.
Going todifferent people at the YMCA, but none of them was the money order message.
I have the impression that they were different people than a lot of other people.
Protagoras seems to have been led to these doctrines partly by observing the different accounts of the same object which the sense-organs yield to different people, and even to the same person at different times.
The same thing appears differently to different people, and therefore it is {363} impossible to know which opinion is right.
Since sense-impressions differ in different people, and even in the same person, the object as it is in itself cannot be known.
The impressions yielded by the senses differ in different people.
He said that was not true, that Bresson had given him his most positive assurance that though he had spoken of it to different people he had never shown it to the Spanish Ministers.
He puts a good face on it, and appears calm and cheerful; she holds different language to different people, but loses no opportunity of getting up all the steam she can against Lord John.
His speech was vehemently praised by the Tories, but regarded with very different opinions by different people; on the whole it was not much admired.
Moreover, the description required to express the thought will vary for different people, or for the same person at different times.
The word "German" will again have different meanings for different people.
Though these mounds have been raised by different people each in their day, yet they are often found to have been named or rather called Hills by whatever word in the language or dialect of the succeeding races expressed the same.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "different people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
