There are differences in tone, as well.
As for immigration, while both candidates say they favor comprehensive change in policy, there are differences in tone.
And there are differences in tone.
TODD: Apparently, there are differences in tone between Republicans and Democrats!
The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson said that while both coalition partners were insisting the bill would continue, there were clear differences in tone from the two sides about the possibility of further concessions.
The fascination of the concert were the differences in tone and rhythm between an imperious, idiosyncratic old master and a young, earnest aspirant working his hardest to play Indian classical music correctly.
There were differences, mainly in their tone and style, and similarities, principally in the policies they were espousing.
While there may be some difference in tone between, say, Wogan and Chris Moyles, they are essentially doing the same job, occasionally even playing the same tunes.
President Hassan Rouhani of Iran suggested on Monday in his United Nations speech that the nuclear agreement with major powers including the United States had helped create the basis for a broader engagement, in what appeared to be a difference — in tone, at least — with his own leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
If there was a difference in tone, the reason was that the court's decision had little to do with Citigroup and everything with how the SEC understands its mission.
