Sentence examples similar to a trace of difference from inspiring English sources
Morality, for Watsuji, is a coming back to authentic unity through an initial opposition between the self and other, and then a re-establishing of betweenness between self and other, ideally culminating in a nondualistic connection between the self and others that actually negates any trace of difference or opposition in the emptiness of the home ground.
"I don't know it," he says, "& I don't feel it as skin & heartbeat". Face to face with each other this week, the men who represent Israel and the Palestinian Authority carry with them more than a trace of this radical difference in perspective.
Instead, there is only the marking of the trace of difference, that is, deconstruction.
The cities will co-operate under pressure, but most of the time they simply don't bother, any more than a typical St Paulite would bother to go to downtown Minneapolis and get lost.A recent poll by the St Paul Pioneer Press and KARE-TV (not, perhaps, without a trace of eastern bias) shows how deep the differences go.
What's the difference anyway between Copenhagen and London, given that the prince and his parents speak perfect upper-class English, without a trace of a Danish accent?
Without a trace of a smile, Mlle.
There was a trace of woodworm damage.
A trace of mineral smoke rises.
