Sentence examples for a sort of difference from inspiring English sources

There's a sort of difference with the aesthetic quality of the photos: some of it looks more filmic, other stuff looks grainy and digital.

They have hard work and dedication, and they have such a negative connotation to seeing any sort of difference that's not muscular, but it's still in a range.

Of course, we Han coexisted with them without ever sensing any sort of difference between us.

(Incidentally, that's partially why I'm so uninterested in Google TV: I simply don't watch enough TV for the platform to make any sort of difference in my life.

Compare the computing power of a smartphone from 2010 with one from the present; that's the sort of difference that a wearable in 2018 should have over those being released now.

In a sense, that would be different, although not the sort of difference that bulls like.

This complex time, which Mourinho depicted as a sort of business as usual with one difference (that difference being the small matter of happiness), seems to have been played out to the tune of Murphy's Law.

What sort of difference is there between a network evolved in a stable environment and one evolved in a noisy environment?

The Flyers added Michael Del Zotto during the summer, though it's an open question as to what sort of difference he'll make.

This sort of difference in factor structure as a function of appraisal has implications for the use of QOL measures.

We did get a young audience, so hopefully it will have made some sort of difference".