Sentence examples for a qualitative difference from inspiring English sources

"There was a qualitative difference in the auditorium that night.

It's really a qualitative difference with what's being done now".

But he says there's a qualitative difference between now and then.

"Right now, it's more a qualitative difference in intelligence than a quantitative difference, but it's improving".

There is a qualitative difference; at least I think there is.

It's a qualitative difference — a paradigm change in the role of science for our society".

There seems to be a qualitative difference, too.

"There is a qualitative difference in whose leadership is being visibilized, and black women are forcing ourselves into the forefront".

But many people see a qualitative difference between taking cash and taking stock of comparable value, especially in a hot market.

There is, however, a qualitative difference between the top 15 law schools and the rest.

Michael Sciarra, a principal in URSA Development, said the pools and community center "will make a qualitative difference in the lives of Hoboken residents".