Sentence examples for got to be a difference from inspiring English sources

When Gregory asked him about the 2012 Presidential election, and whether anything meaningful separated Barack Obama from Mitt Romney, he said, "There's got to be a difference between these two men, or else we're all part of a cruel, cruel joke".

The difference was when you got to be a teenager and you saw things changing.

There's got to be some other differences between those two groups of people receiving less than $20,000, other than one is simply receiving government assistance.

The difference is that they get to be what they are.

"If we keep that momentum going and even take it higher it's got to make a difference in the end," she said.

According to Greg Barker, the Tory minister for climate change, "We've got to make clear there's a difference between green values and green value for money".The prime minister's thoughts on immigrants are plainer.

My hope is to inspire people -- like those before me have done -- to get involved and to make a difference; to be a part of the Harlem RBI team that has enriched my life and the lives of so many East Harlem youth; and, most importantly, to knock it out of the park for the next generation of leaders, athletes and scholars who need our support.

But on a much deeper level than the court was prepared or able to get into, there is a difference between the political powerlessness of gays and the political powerlessness of racial minorities.

"We've got to admit now there is a difference between having a dream, an aspirational goal, and specific targets.

"A great many entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, business leaders, canny commentators and big wheels such as Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund and Bank of England governor Mark Carney are all getting stuck into climate change, and that's got to make a big difference".

"He's cantankerous and eccentric but you don't get to make a difference if you are a shrinking violet.