Sentence examples for defining the difference from inspiring English sources

ARTS Defining the difference between design and invention is a challenging exercise.

That's as close as you'll get to defining the difference between the modern Labour and Conservative parties.

Granted, there are difficulties in defining the difference between clinical depressions and "everyday" mood swings -- but does that mean we should get rid of the distinctions altogether?

In the preface to his third collection of short fiction, E L Doctorow begins by defining the difference between writing novels and stories.

Defining the difference between simulated buggery, of the kind seen on stage at the National Theatre, which staged Romans in Britain in December 1980, and an act of gross indecency in real life, he said: "Pretending to commit an act of buggery is not an act of gross indecency merely because buggery itself is an act of gross indecency.

Defining the difference plane of green channel, (12).

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

By defining the differences, perhaps we can bring about a rapprochement, or at least a rhetorical détente, before great nations freeze into polarization.

How does he define the difference?

To define the difference, first drop the dises.

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