Sentence examples for between the figures of from inspiring English sources

The difference between the figures, of course, would be wasted money for Texas.

At the finale, which plays, I think, as an expression of deep love and deep disturbance, Jamie moves between the figures of his mother and father, whose backs are now turned to us, as if they were figments of his imagination — as, indeed, they are.

As more players get better overall, the difference between the figures of the top player and the rest falls.

As a result, this notion has resulted in theory that a similar situation may have existed between the figures of Sinthgunt and Sól, in that the two may have been understood as aspects of one another rather than entirely separate figures.

As a result, this notion has resulted in theory that a similar situation may have existed between the figures of the goddesses Sinthgunt and Sunna, in that the two may have been understood as aspects of one another rather than entirely separate figures.

The slight lack of continuity in trends between the figures of Delnoij (1975 1990) and this study (1995 2005) may reflect real changes in GP income.

Pearson product-moment correlation values between the figure-of-eight tape measure and the water volumetry method for the two examiners were 0.94 and 0.95, respectively.

At a round-table discussion here last week, the writer Antonio Skarmeta, author of the novel on which the movie "The Postman" is based, drew a distinction between the figure of Allende, in whom Chile had "a magnificent hero," and "the naïve fantasy" that inspired his supporters.

But, there is a difference between literary metaphor and scientific analogy, and that is in a literary metaphor the more connections there are between the figure of speech and the thing in the world the richer and more wonderful it is, and in the scientific analogy if there are too many ways in which you can relate the analogy to the world, that makes it a bad analogy, not a good one.

The contrast between the figure of Davis in women's clothes and the fair's exhibit of Abraham Lincoln items, including his boyhood log cabin home and souvenirs from his funeral, underlined for Northerners the contrasts between the characters of the so-called Belle of Richmond and their martyred Illinois Rail Splitter.

These conclusions have been made through comparisons between the figure of Gullveig/Heiðr's use of seiðr in Völuspá and the mention of Freyja introducing seiðr to the Æsir from the Vanir in Heimskringla.