Sentence examples for a difference of course from inspiring English sources

There's a difference, of course, between loss and destruction.

There is a difference of course between bold speculations and Dr. Watson's reckless remarks.

Mr. Molinari's refusal to campaign for local candidates, she said, "will make a difference, of course".

There is a difference, of course: Cain has not been accused of attempted rape, as Strauss-Kahn was.

There's a difference, of course, between using the truth as a means of reconciliation and using it as a weapon.

Although Ms. Powers is ostensibly writing about songs ("Jot down your favorite songs," she writes), she is really writing about recordings, and there's a difference, of course.

None of this made any difference, of course.

"There's a difference of views – of course there is".

There's a big difference, of course, between influencing advertisers and catching a warlord.

Such preparation will make a huge difference of course.

There is a big difference, of course, between being comfortable with the laws and using them aggressively.