Sentence examples for don't differ from inspiring English sources
In fact, however, the three different exchanges usually don't differ much in action.
"They don't differ much in their football philosophies but they are very different personalities," says Endt, who was Van Gaal's press officer at Ajax between 1993 and 1997.
Underneath, these Germans don't differ much from their makers' more conservative, more conventionally proportioned sedans.
"Beyond the ritual, beyond the scales, the goals of music -- love, transcendence, community -- don't differ that much," he said.
(And no, it's not because the numbers are fudged; independent estimates don't differ significantly from official inflation).
Just as American conservatives in the 1980s were forcing "culture wars" and endless debates on morality, Poland's ruling factions don't differ any more in their actual political programme.
Usually the two do not differ much.
LMQs and OEQs do not differ significantly.
It doesn't differ at all.
The weather did not differ significantly.
