Sentence examples for always a difference from inspiring English sources

There isn't always a difference between emotion and emoticon.

But there is always a difference between what you show to others and what you show to yourself in the mirror".

"There's always a difference between a political person and people on the other end, and it appears to me that Castaño has some political objectives and the other people have a whole set of objectives".

There's always a difference in doctrines -- we have Catholics and Presbyterians and the Assembly of God coming together and over 300 volunteers in all -- but we all believe in God, and we all knew we had to pull this together for the youth of Hunterdon County".

There is always a difference between cumulative produced brine and injected brine, which represents the amount of produced brine before the start of reinjection.

"There's always a difference of opinion and I can understand why they might want to play in England but playing week after week is going to take its toll on family life".

That always makes a difference.

They agreed extra money did not always make a difference in advantaged schools.

"I think competition always makes a difference, especially in vegetables," he said.

There has always been a difference between graduate and non-graduate salaries.

"Kun is amazing, a player who can always make a difference," Pellegrini said, before revealing Agüero had received treatment for a sore thigh during the interval.