Sentence examples for is always a difference from inspiring English sources

But there is always a difference between what you show to others and what you show to yourself in the mirror".

"There is always a difference between what you see on paper and what you see in daily life," he said: "Vietnam was no exception". In the report that he and his SIPA summer partner produced for IRI, they stressed the importance of working with the union if they wanted to reach the broadest swath of farmers across society.

There is always a difference between cumulative produced brine and injected brine, which represents the amount of produced brine before the start of reinjection.

There is always a difference between the God we think we worship and the God we actually do.

I argue, too, that there is always a difference between what happened and how we remember what happened, and a difference between how we remember and how we tell an event.

"There's always a difference between a political person and people on the other end, and it appears to me that Castaño has some political objectives and the other people have a whole set of objectives".

There's always a difference in doctrines -- we have Catholics and Presbyterians and the Assembly of God coming together and over 300 volunteers in all -- but we all believe in God, and we all knew we had to pull this together for the youth of Hunterdon County".

"There's always a difference of opinion and I can understand why they might want to play in England but playing week after week is going to take its toll on family life".

Even if bin Nayef decides to keep the funds going -- and there was always a difference between funds promised and hard cash received -- it may now come with strings attached.

There's always a difference between a young midwife and an older one.

There is always a big difference in what one sets out to make and what one ends up with.