Certainly, there are significant differences in outlook.
Similarly, Thomas suggests the differences in outlook and behavior between Kurita and Ugaki can be explained simply in terms of their relationship to Japan's militarist culture.
Since it was created, differences in outlook on the left have been managed by successive leaders without these tensions destroying the party's electability.
Is it any wonder that the anger felt by many Democrats is even greater than can be explained by the profound differences in outlook between the two candidates and their parties?
It will not be difficult to spot the differences in outlook when Burnley kick off their Premier League fixtures against Chelsea, with Manchester United also to visit Turf Moor before the end of August.
They reflect deep-seated differences in outlook and values, hopes and prospects, between graduates and school leavers, globalised cosmopolitans and localised nationalists, the old and the young, London and the provinces.
Despite their profound differences in outlook and temperament, Sal is beset by "the fleeting intuition that neither of them could fulfil their wishes, whatever they were, without doing the other harm"; several references to Cain and Abel and to the influence of the story on Steinbeck's East of Eden underline the point.
That attitude marks one of the strongest differences in outlook between Asian-American students as compared with blacks, Hispanic Americans and native Americans, said John Ogbu, an anthropologist at the University of California at Berkeley, who is leading a study of school achievement by minority students in San Francisco.
Rather, both social customs and legal rules should reflect differences in outlook, culture, background, history, and people.
