Sentence examples for defines the differences between from inspiring English sources

That rift still defines the differences between the pageants.

The bill defines the differences between Republicans and Democrats, who intend to take up their bill on the House floor this week, after resolving intramural disputes over abortion and immigration.

Kaplan defines the difference between bootleg, pirate, and counterfeit recordings.

And that defines the difference between Hillary Clinton, Naral and me.

For German automakers, of course, the autobahn is more than fun; it defines the difference between their cars and those made elsewhere.

Labour opposed most of them: for party activists, nothing defines the difference between left and right so starkly.

Gordon L. Flett, a professor of psychology at York University in Canada, defines the difference between ambition and perfectionism this way: If someone is merely ambitious, they will often feel a sense of relief or accomplishment after achieving a specific goal.

Third, the government should define the differences between foreign and domestic spying but provide for both.

The moderator asked him to define the differences between himself and Mr. Bush on gun control.

It also evokes a marriage of temperaments and subcultures -- between a Delhi family and a Bengali family -- subtly defining the differences between them.

But "Vatel" can't really define the differences between the two; it settles into a period funk, as shallow as the court popinjays it seeks to expose.