Sentence examples for a defining difference from inspiring English sources

He sees these acts of memory as a defining difference within Europe.

Here is a defining difference between practice under Mayor Johnson and aspiration under Mayor Khan.

Even privatisation, embraced by Mr Cardoso but excoriated by Lula, is no longer a defining difference.

And this underscores a defining difference between styles of conservatism: a collision between "evolutionary conservatism" and "revolutionary conservatism".

The issue has become a defining difference between the two candidates and was expected to be discussed extensively at the debate tonight in Tampa, Fla.

This is a defining difference versus cloud-companies building big data-mining businesses.

"It's really a consumer preference rather than a defined difference on the care of the color," he said.

the body should be SLIGHTLY shinny, but there should be a defined difference between the nose and the body of the shoe.

Now in its second year, the scholarship program has been created to "make a critical and perhaps defining difference each year in the lives of a handful of New York City high school students," said William E. Schmidt, an associate managing editor of The Times.

That's an important, if not the defining, difference.

But the defining difference is spine.