Sentence examples for expose the difference between from inspiring English sources

This historical investigation is an opportunity to expose the difference between history and commemoration and show that monuments are not neutral historical artifacts.

He wrote: "Foundations, trusts, civil society and civic organisations - links between schools, universities, museums, institutes, churches, trade unions, sports clubs, societies... those in newspapers, journals, cultural institutions and the arts and literature sought to expose the difference between moderation and violent extremism".

By representing people as a fictional persona in the form of a cloud of data, we are attempting to make a connection between our physical and online selves to expose the difference between the two.

Statements like these, innocuously meant, expose the differences between the US and UK.

A basic cross-tabulation analysis is widely used in this paper to analyze the correlation between variables and to expose the differences between age groups and gender.

Carlos told BBC Trending that he wanted to "expose the differences between the rights of doctors and the rights of patients".

Hallstrom et al. [ 51] suggest observation can expose the differences between idealised and reality-based statements; such as the discrepancies between what participants report in interviews and what the researcher observes, and in addition can discover behaviour and practices which participants themselves are unaware of.

Assessment of EBP behaviour can help to 'lift the lid' on what learners take for granted, and expose the differences between their espoused theories (how they would consciously describe what they do) and their theories in use (what they actually do) [ 31].

The author exposes the difference between the remodelling of some existing models, the modelling of physical objects and the modelling of psychical, intentional objects.

His speech exposed the difference between a larger-than-life media commentator paid a lot of money to have provocative opinions, and a credible politician who does boring things like setting emotion aside to weigh up evidence and competing values.

The game revolved around two scrums which exposed the difference between a side with a billionaire cheering from the sidelines and the team who had to move this game to Abbeydale because the local cricket team had booked their home pitch.