Sentence examples for a definite division between from inspiring English sources

In the past, Wilde said, there was also a definite division between the types of archers.

There's a definite spark between them, but it's clear this is only a reprieve.

There is a definite kinship between Schubert's hurdy-gurdy player and Dylan's tambourine man.

Furthermore, doctors will tell you that there is a definite relation between anger and ulcers.

National studies have shown a definite correlation between enjoyable as well as nutritious meals and school performance and attendance.

I found that there was a definite gap between the more austere classic style and the less coarse modern style.

The story is invented, but there's a definite alignment between his emotional and mental life and mine".

Meanwhile, there's a definite spark between Elizabeth and the haughty yet dishy monster-killer Mr Darcy.

There's a definite lag between the time you tap and the time the screen responds.

For me there is a definite dialogue between the two components of the show.

"There is a definite collation between the participants and their painted wheels," she explains.