Sentence examples for difference opened from inspiring English sources

We all want to think our presence in this world has made a difference, opened a heart, changed a life.

The final champagne corks for Paris fashion week may already have popped, but a fashion show with a difference opened in the French capital today as designers from more than 40 countries arrived for the world's largest event devoted solely to eco and Fairtrade clothes.

Sylvain splits the difference; opened in the fall of 2010, the interior spins pre-World War II Americana together with a classic Quarter sensibility, a mélange of stuffed boars and quails, low lighting, ample bottle selections and an enormous 48-star American flag.

That cultural difference opens possibilities.

For a time the efforts appeared to have made a considerable difference, opening roads in much of the province.

This approach to difference opens the door for any given faith to reverse the gaze upon the other in dialogue.

This significant difference opens the possibility that put PtMVD, and the other Thermoplasmatales homologues, may be unrelated to classical MVDs.

Rival factions divided by personal, clan and ideological differences opened fire with automatic weapons in Barawe, in the Lower Shabelle region.

This seems very straight forward but experiencing cultural differences opened my mind.

Equally important, and perhaps even more profound, are the differences opening up between different analyses of the international context, which can be summed up by the simple question: are things getting better?

Such differences open the possibility that ERS may differentially bias mean scale scores with respect to the attitudinal scales.