Sentence examples for a couple of differences from inspiring English sources

It's a trattoria with a couple of differences.

Here are a couple of differences, though, Jim.

If yesterday was a bit of an action replay of 12 months previously, there were a couple of differences.

Tidal (Free + subscription) And more music: Tidal is a streaming music service with a couple of differences to the likes of Spotify and Deezer.

This hormonal hypothesis, which is by no means proven fact, would help explain a couple of differences between humans and less monogamous mammals: females' desire to have sex even when they are not fertile, and males' erotic fascination with breasts.

Of course, there are a couple of differences between G.M. or Amazon and the A.P.A. Cars and books are real, physical things; even by the A.P.A.'s own account, the D.S.M.'s categories are only useful constructs, the best psychiatrists can do until they figure out how to identify and classify mental illnesses in the same way other specialists now identify physical diseases.

There are a couple of notable differences, however, from the vision she originally outlined.

There are several similarities between Forest then and Leicester now, but a couple of notable differences too.

In practice there are a couple of important differences between cap and trade and a pollution tax.

This year, early signs of a strong recovery seem to be fizzling amid external shocks, and writers are beginning to wonder whether the Fed will respond again.There are a couple of key differences, however.

Franzen told the Guardian that the book, the follow-up to 2001's Pulitzer Prize-nominated The Corrections, contained "a couple of hundred differences at the level of word and sentence and fact" as well as "small but significant changes to the characterisations of Jessica and Lalitha" – the daughter and the assistant of one of the novel's central characters.