Sentence examples for differs in kind from inspiring English sources

Lump does not receive this sort of attention and for this reason it differs in kind.

Neither Beardsley nor Khatchadourian agree with Langer: Langer (1953b) would presumably agree with Khatchadourian that dance movement is not action but agree with Beardsley that the kind of movement dance creates differs in kind from movement simpliciter.

These features are still shared by all the items in the physical world, even though Bonaventure admits, in accord with the Aristotelian teaching on the heavens, that heavenly bodies, such as the stars, have matter that differs in kind from that of terrestrial things.

The tempting answer is that they differ in kind because they have different modal properties, that is, they survive or are destroyed under different circumstances.

Does this light projection differ in kind, or only in degree, from a gallery controlling its lighting conditions?

Transducer, device that converts input energy into output energy, the latter usually differing in kind but bearing a known relation to input.

To give all of the delegates to Senator Clinton from the Michigan primary and none to Barack Obama, as she has advocated, when she was effectively the only candidate on the ballot, does not significantly differ in kind from what occurred in states with single-party elections, such as the former Soviet Union.

How could they differ in kind?

Thus, he dissolved the boundary that had made the celestial and the terrestrial differ in kind.

Third, they differ in kind: Lump is a mere lump of clay, while David is a statue.

Both the expert teacher and the university mathematician have a particular kind of subject matter expertise but these differ in kind, although they are overlapping.