Sentence examples for felt this difference from inspiring English sources
He felt this difference when he went back to the Royal Ballet to choreograph The Winter's Tale.
I just felt this difference, and when I did shows in galleries it wasn't like they were doing me a favor like dealers act when you're beginning.
For example, while black patients had a statistically significantly greater baseline CGI-S score than white patients, we felt this difference was not clinically significant to warrant a statistical adjustment.
However, we feel this difference highlights the dependence of results upon assay methodology (such as, different PCR-based methodology), highlights a possible racial variation and highlights the need for a common reference range.
"In Turkey you easily can feel this difference: you are always told you are Afghan, you can't do this, you can't buy a house...because we were refugees," Sorayya says.
We are trying to improve life in our community and reduce the sense of difference between life in a rural and urban community, especially so the children do not to feel this difference," she said.
The authors felt that this difference was due to a lack of interfragmentary compression in the locked plate group.
Some took their tablets late if they discovered they had forgotten, while others justified missing one or two as they felt this would make little difference to the efficacy of the medication.
They liked it when students minimised the effort needed to make a difference and felt this was something they would then be willing, at least to try.
This study highlighted the existence of some different constitutive features of "good death" focusing on the distinction between believer and non-believer in the maintenance of individuality after death, and we feel that this difference is a major one, at least in the Italian cultural context and deserves further research.
