Sentence examples for fascinating differences from inspiring English sources

Comparisons are seldom less than odious, but there were fascinating differences between this and Steve McQueen's Bafta stormer.

In the same way, place lag reasserts the fascinating differences that persist across the world even in this age of globalisation.

The "political wives" of the presidential contenders, if called to comment on the status of American women, may reveal fascinating differences — but not always.

"Like the US it is also a mature market, but there are some fascinating differences," he observes.

Friendship expert Dr. Irene Levine spoke about the fascinating differences between male and female friendships when she joined me on Mondays With Marlo this week.

DeFronzo showed fascinating differences between the effects of oral and parenteral glucose.

They're both terrific, but there's one fascinating difference, and Malcolm's trenchant review helps to discern them.

One fascinating difference between slaves' spirituals and serfs' sacred folk songs is that while American slaves often sang about escape or emancipation, Russian serfs rarely did.

"The fascinating difference between teaching Watson and teaching one of my children," Caleb Barlow, vice president at IBM Security, told Wired, "is that Watson never forgets".

"It's a fascinating difference in how they're talking about it," the former ORR official said.

The most fascinating difference between England and America for me as a British visitor lies with the language (ironic, given we're meant to be speaking the same one).