Sentence examples for difference between the sort from inspiring English sources

(Grisey himself spoke of the difference between the sort of super-slow time experienced by whales as opposed to the frenetic time-scale of insects).

But there is a difference between the sort of difficulty Judge Hand identified in Nichols and Peter Pan Fabrics and the one presented by the Kaplan rationale and the defendants' argument about ideas in this case.

This is the difference between the sort of knowledge each of us has of his or her own mental states and the sort of knowledge each of us has of the mental states of others.

However, there is a difference between the sort of wholesale redundancies that are made at the peak of a recession and those which are likely to be implemented over the next few months.

"It's the difference between the sort of person who can look at a pool of mud and find something interesting, and someone who has a hard time getting absorbed in anything," said Stephen J. Vodanovich, a psychologist at University of West Florida in Pensacola.

(Grisey himself spoke of the difference between the sort of super-slow time experienced by whales as opposed to the frenetic time-scale of insects.) Listen to the opening of Vortex Temporum, and the way in which flourishes of notes in the ensemble spin out of the orbit of the piano music (based on a flute solo from Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé).

To my mind, it has not been sufficiently recognized that the difference between this sort of tip and the accurate prediction of an unusual event is as important on the latter score as on the former.

The main difference between this sort of "value perception" and sensory perception is that, instead of (or in addition to) sense impressions, emotional impressions are involved.

Section 4 will review the general differences between the sorts of analyses some naturalists propose and more traditional purportedly non-natural analyses.

But there is a clear difference between this sort of critical analysis and accusations of bias.

From this observation, some go on to claim that there is no important moral difference between this sort of therapeutic intervention, and an enhancing genetic intervention.