Sentence examples for any difference at all from inspiring English sources
Why is there any difference at all?
Most Americans should not see any difference at all.
But it's not going to make any difference at all.
"It surprised me that any whisper has made any difference at all".
I had to get in there really close and squint to notice any difference at all.
It's easy to be cynical about whether you can make any difference at all.
Seriously, I don't think it will make any difference at all".
So will David Cameron's EU renegotiation make any difference at all to life in Britain?
"To the casual observer, it's difficult to see any differences at all," William M. Mooney Jr., president of the County Association, noted in an interview at his group's headquarters in an office park here.
It showed that no major difference in coverage existed between boys and girls globally, and only a very small number of countries showed any differences at all.
Who are you going to kill here?" I became concerned "Are there any differences at all between Heaven, and say, Borough Park?" "Of course," my guide responded with a hint of defensiveness, "here you can drive to shul on shabbos... provided that you don't put the car into reverse.
