Sentence examples for a stunning difference from inspiring English sources

Under Giulini, nearly 4 minutes: a stunning difference.

He believes that Mr. Obama's election has made a "stunning" difference in French receptivity to the United States.

But, when you move from lending money to the government — either short-term with bills or longer term with bonds — to investing in the equity market, there's a stunning difference in terms of the returns.

This is a stunning difference.

That's a stunning difference.

This is a stunning difference with the political world America has left behind.

As a beneficiary in my previous school of a £31m building programme, I saw the stunning difference a brilliant learning environment makes.

This fundamental shift can be attributed to a significant increase in consumer control of media and, more importantly, the stunning difference between open and closed networks.

The single stunning difference between "Trimalchio" and Fitzgerald's familiar fairy tale is that Daisy comes to Gatsby's house with her suitcases packed, ready to run away with him, and he sends her home.

The likely meaning of this "stunning difference," as the British weekly The Economist called the growing demographic disparity between Europe and the United States, is that American power -- economic and military -- will continue to grow relative to Europe's, which will also decline in comparison with other parts of the world like China, India and Latin America.

Why this stunning difference?