Sentence examples for between ways from inspiring English sources

It's a difference between ways of writing and ways of reading.

One of the pleasures of reading Flanery is the tussle between ways of understanding the shapes of stories and language.

In the first section of the novel, set in the post-independence years of the early 60s, the clashes between ways of speaking are often comic.

The reality is that democracy is a very blunt instrument, and in today's environment we are choosing between ways of muddling through.

Many of Mr. Sondheim's greatest songs are dialogues between ways of seeing the world that pit nostalgia against anxiety, rage and cynicism; this ambivalence makes them modern in attitude if not in style.

The fate of the truly modern nomad is, rather, a ceaseless inner conflict between ways of life and value systems; this very quality has made the nomad an emblematic figure of the contemporary age.

Is there an in-between way, or must it be all or nothing?

He broke three limbs but what was left undamaged, though, was an incredible relationship between Way and Yeovil Town.

A century ago, pioneering motorists who belonged to the association were given handwritten cards detailing the journey between way points.

We are caught between two ways of knowing children.

It's been choosing between two ways of staying.