Sentence examples for categories of difference from inspiring English sources

Lenore has produced five categories of difference between the two candidates.

It is urgent that we understand the mutually constituted categories of difference that shape our social world and their cultural and economic impacts.

We will not treat either of these categories of difference as a given, nor as separable from other axes of social difference.

Please help us to better understand not only the distinctive pasts of diverse groups, and the categories of difference that have marginalized them, but also the ways those diverse pasts all contribute to our shared present.

By doing little more than stopping to look closely and well at the anonymous people who pass us every day, Mr. Sternfeld has provided an eerie group portrait of our contemporary democracy, where, despite the many new and old categories of difference, we are all equally strangers to ourselves.

THE most important thing over and above anything we do, is that we have in our minds clearly the world we are trying to make, that our wealth is not an end in itself, but a tool for the people to live up to their God-given abilities, that we keep struggling to get beyond the categories of difference to our common humanity.

differences highlights theoretical debates across the disciplines that address the ways concepts and categories of difference--notably but not exclusively gender--operate within culture.

A location map takes into account of the diverse disjoint categories of differences.

I came up with five categories of differences.

4 Tillett, in his analyses of resolving conflict distinguishes three concepts, or categories, of differences between ideas, humans, relationships, and between internal (within oneself) issues, ie, problems, disputes, and conflicts.

So let's start off first by looking at that first category of difference, the character of the people who migrated to the colonies — and, as you'll see, in some ways a distinctive kind of person migrated to the colonies — or at least tended to — in ways that will make perfect sense.