Sentence examples for experiences the difference from inspiring English sources

At this point Pautz appeals to the assumption that for any qualitative difference between two visual experiences, the difference has a spatial component, either in distinguishing two subregions of one's visual field or in attending to one rather than another.

In selling electric vehicles, all manufacturers should give consumers an opportunity to drive one and experience the difference.

I experienced the difference firsthand when I appeared on both "The Phil Donahue Show" and "The Oprah Winfrey Show" to talk about differences in women's and men's conversational styles.

Instead, Bose let them cruise in a ride simulator that mimics road input so they could experience the difference between the standard Lexus suspension and the Bose system.

"I came of age during the new Australia, in cultural terms, and I've experienced the difference of us having our own territorial copyright.

Rachael Maher, a math teacher in Charlotte, N.C., said she had experienced the difference between smaller and larger classes.

I chose the Norse myth of Ragnarök because my childhood experience of reading and rereading Asgard and the Gods by Wilhelm Wägner and others was the place where I had first experienced the difference between myth and fairytale.

Ads that ridiculous might explain why several polls show Mr. Romney comfortably ahead among those who have actually experienced the difference between Cuba and the United States.

Officials hope that the new reserve will boost sustainable tourism revenues as well as fish populations, as ordinary divers and even snorkelers will be able to experience the difference that protection measures can make.

"In a soft economy like we're experiencing, the difference in sales between the beginning of the pay period and the end of the pay period is approaching double digits," said Mr. Burd of Safeway.

Get it it into Walmart so Jim Bob and Lucy can experience the difference.