Sentence examples for hardly a difference from inspiring English sources

Cukor often catches Esther (soon a star, called Vicki Lester) in the magic moment the transformation of person to persona in the passage from the corridors to the soundstage and shows that, as with Garland herself, there's hardly a difference: she lives with the same wondrous and fearsome emotion that she delivers on camera.

Cukor often catches Esther (soon a star, called Vicki Lester) in the magic moment — the transformation of person to persona in the passage from the corridors to the soundstage — and shows that, as with Garland herself, there's hardly a difference: she lives with the same wondrous and fearsome emotion that she delivers on camera.

The target date funds 2050, 2045, 2040, 2035 and 2030 dropped between 39% and 39.6% over the same period–hardly a difference.

Tonight, there's hardly a difference; Obama's benefitting big time from the no-time limit rule.

More important, there is hardly a difference between the proportions at the SOAs of 200 and 400 ms, offering still more support that the multiple-look process operates similarly in different time windows (SOA < 250 ms, and SOA > 250 ms).

Maholm, 31, is hardly a difference-maker, and might politely be dubbed average.

The problem is I hardly see a difference, but maybe that's just me (the top row shows two screengrabs using SBMV, while SBMV is not used for the two on the bottom).

That seems quite different — but the death of one person could hardly make a difference to the identity of another.

But one player hardly made a difference against Connecticut's arsenal, two teams deep.

But it hardly makes a difference, because Ms. Goin has the one tool that matters: resourcefulness.

Teammates said they hardly noticed a difference in Coles, who finished with 64 yards on seven receptions.