Sentence examples for illustration of the difference from inspiring English sources

It was a wonderful illustration of the difference behind faith-based youth work.

The terrorist half of this book offers a visceral illustration of the difference between suspense and surprise.

The Mozilla DRM is a very neat illustration of the difference between "free" and "open", a distinction that often seems abstract to the point of meaninglessness for most people.

And Simon's point about the "nice old uncle" is a good illustration of the difference between the way Dickens resolves his storylines and the deterministic, cyclical view of life The Wire puts forward, as we have discussed before.

One illustration of the difference the competition made: the 15 million-viewer shortfall between this "Survivor" and the first is almost exactly the number of viewers that NBC averaged from 8to1010 p.m. Thursdays -- 14.5 million.

Galen provides a nice illustration of the difference (65J).

In addition to running the interaction analyses with multiple regression, we chose to split the sample in two at the median IQ-score (103) to provide an illustration of the differences in the associations, or lack thereof, at different levels of intellectual ability.

A particularly instructive illustration of the differences between stage magic and film magic occurred in a project of his with Philip Glass called "Monsters of Grace".

But in an illustration of the differences yet to be bridged, Mr. Prodi urged European leaders to do away with unanimous voting on many issues, so one dissenting country could not paralyze the rest.

"This was industry-wide vertical price-fixing," Mr. Pitofsky said at a news conference, adding that the case was a classic illustration of the differences in antitrust enforcement between the Clinton administration and the Reagan administration in the 1980's, when officials had a different view of antitrust law.

Cousins and Monroe are likely to always be connected by their size and their draft class, but the yin-yang duality is an illustration of the differences in the way both players are perceived rather than a statement of their natural opposition.