Sentence examples for a semantic difference from inspiring English sources

This is not a semantic difference.

It's a semantic difference, but it's significant.

I still don't see a semantic difference.

This is not a semantic difference: the golden thread focuses on openness, transparency, accountability and a free press, none of which was ever part of the Washington consensus.

This was not merely a semantic difference; as one highway promoter said, "the highways of America are built chiefly of politics".

Or at least "suspending" his bid, a semantic difference that allows politicians to go on raising money while not actually doing any campaign work.

It sounds like a small semantic difference, but I think the way it lands with the person who has the power to either grant you, or not grant you, that time is going to be really big.

There's only a quantum of semantic difference between the noble "twilight" and more essentially Welsh "gloom".

The semantic difference between a self-defense force and a military is breaking down, too.

The semantic difference between a sentence exhibiting negative inversion and its non-inverted counterpart has been characterized in several different ways in the literature.

In other words, they don't force you to slow down, as happens with the failing frog muscles in the petri dish; they cause you to want to slow down a semantic difference, perhaps, but a significant one when it comes to testing the outer margins of human capability.