Sentence examples for a gulf of difference from inspiring English sources

It's not a gulf of difference.

There is a gulf of difference between the two organisations.

He added that there was a gulf of difference that only experience can bridge.

There is a gulf of difference between the salesman's ability to schmooze and charm and the trader's ability to synthesize information about markets and make bets worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

However, there's a gulf of real difference between the effort to "enclose in words" our own contemporary world, and the decision to set a story in history.

There still seems to be a deep gulf of difference between what the administration wants to get done and what Congress is willing or able to deliver, however.

He knows there is a sharp gulf of difference between generations and amongst traditions in their appropriation and appreciation of religious diversity.

"In very short order, I realized that there was a vast gulf of difference between the behaviour of blacks and whites in my school," reads the Tumblr account associated with Alba.

World War II in Europe was won by that rarest of arrangements, a successful coalition, thanks in large measure to the patient, fair-minded genius of Eisenhower as supreme commander, and to his determination to enforce equality between the American and British troops, despite a vast gulf of differences.

"You don't have the gigantic gulf of difference you had earlier this decade," said Philip A. Baggaley, a senior credit analyst with Standard & Poor's Rating Services.

England's 3-1 victory barely reflected the gulf of difference between the sides.