Sentence examples for delineate the difference between from inspiring English sources

His pictures of pictures look artificial precisely in order to delineate the difference between images and reality.

In an entry still on its FAQ, Ninebot is careful to delineate the difference between its products and Segway's: "Ninebot's products are independently developed and manufactured in China.

She is careful to delineate the difference between being a victim and being a survivor.

He wondered if his failure was the fault of his ears or of his mind or of his brain, though he couldn't delineate the difference between these things.

Why can't people resist, or better yet, delineate the difference between admiring a peer and trying to attach themselves to one?

The "Lucy poems" follow this trend, and often fail to delineate the difference between life and death.

He also took special care to delineate the differences between his style and Randolph's.

If their sole joint appearance, the televised debate on Oct. 5, did not clearly delineate the differences between the two men, time on the campaign trail with each makes the contrast even starker.

Created by Craig Wright, a onetime divinity student, "Dirty Sexy Money" uses Brian to expose the hypocrisies of piety but also to delineate the differences between flawed personality and failed character.

Time and again, Mr. Holbrooke tried to delineate the differences between the Obama administration and the Bush era, painting the new administration as one that wants to see a better life and more business opportunities for Pakistanis.

Mr. Obama issued no challenges to any foreign leaders, continuing his break from his predecessor, President Bush, who often used State of the Union speeches to delineate the differences between America and its international foes.