Sentence examples for difference in spirit from inspiring English sources
But he had interesting and beautifully expressed observations about almost everything, including the difference in spirit between Byzantium and Renaissance Italy.
The meet is intentionally democratic, with organizers going out of their way to insist that there is no difference in spirit between, say, the swimmers from a tony yacht club and those from a town pool.
The film takes you from the late Georgian period into the Victorian period and there's quite a difference in the spirit of the two.
There was no difference in fighting spirit between the two cultural groups (P=0.179).
This is the first time in their thousand years of coexistence that the world's two largest monotheistic faiths, represented by high-ranking scholars, are discussing their differences in a spirit of mutual respect and genuine inquiry.
Each member of the LMU community is called to treat each other with care and respect, and to value and treasure differences in the spirit of the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, by treating people with respect for their unique qualities, gifts, and challenges as individuals.
The cross product reflects the usual spirit of the difference-in-differences approach.
But whatever the stylistic differences, both strokes were similar in spirit, ingenious solutions to sporting conundrums.
Although our homeostatic RL and the free-energy theory are similar in spirit, several major differences can be mentioned.
To create a good climate for brainstorming, respect differences in a positive spirit.
