Sentence examples for difference nothing from inspiring English sources

With one difference: nothing is signposted.

And even if you can tell the difference, nothing is set in stone.

The threat of pain or even death no longer makes much of a difference: Nothing I do or say matters, so why bother?

The requirement here is that the difference between a predicate's being true of a given object and its being false of it should, in all cases, be a physical difference: "nothing happens in the world, not the flutter of an eyelid, not the flicker of a thought, without some redistribution of microphysical states….

"You can tell people of the need to struggle, but when the powerless start to see that they really can make a difference, nothing can quench the fire".

They need to stop catering to the unreasonable and destructive wills of the far right; they need to toughen up and not worry about losing votes when there is no one to lose votes to and they need to outline why they're different from the Democrats and that those difference have nothing to do with being backwards thinkers.

That makes the difference really, nothing is a surprise and you know what to expect.

"There is no cognitive difference and nothing to say about it".

(The difference has nothing to do with semantics, as a church that doesn't make a distinction might claim).

From a child's perspective, if a food allergy (or any other difference) is nothing to be ashamed of or bothered by, why not talk about it?

But my old distinction between kind roots and cruel roots was not so fantastical, after all, although the difference has nothing to do with the way roots look but, as it turns out, with the amount of oxalic acid or hydrogen cyanide — prussic acid — they produce.