Sentence examples for from the gap between from inspiring English sources

From the gap between what's desired and what's indulged, whole songbooks are made.

"It seems that humour cannot be evicted from the gap between words and deeds".

In the end, the drama did indeed come from the gap between Labour and the Tories.

Egyptians have long suffered from the gap between their leaders' rhetoric and practice.

The officials' wonder stemmed from the gap between the warm interior and the grim place the auditorium used to be.

The annual cost to the government resulting from the gap between what consumers pay and the total cost of supply is not clear.

Far from alleviating the gap between rich and poor, it tends to aggravate it.

In the seven elections from 1976 to 2000, the gap between top and bottom more than trebled to 14.3%.

That way of thinking, he says, hinders developers from bridging the gap between static (if beautifully rendered) city backdrops and true, dynamic simulations.

Far from bridging the gap between Greece and its partners, the medicine meted out by international creditors has exacerbated the country's decline.

The casual friendship represents a significant change, and at the same time shows how far South Africa is from closing the gap between blacks and whites, even those with similar earnings living side by side.