Sentence examples for love the difference from inspiring English sources

I love the difference in register between the French/Norman words, and the short, sharp Anglo-Saxon vocabulary – never mind the imperial borrowings such as bungalow or pundit.

So when you've worked with the maestros [weirdly, she pronounces this as my-estros] you begin to learn what is extraordinary, and I've been lucky to have worked with some great my-estros - Karel Reisz, Antonioni, Zinnemann, Tony Richardson - so I know the difference and I love the difference.

And if it is not, how I will love the difference. .

Make sure you count your blessings, be it your wonderful family, supportive friends, the job you love, the difference you make to others lives etc. Reminding yourself from time to time that you are indeed blessed helps you stay off having a mental breakdown.

Taking the time to participate in local life made me love the differences of cultures and pushed my curiosity about how "things" worked around the world.

He loved the difference between the way I looked and the 'fat, muscular, graceless females,' as he called them, whom one usually sees.

Some who love the sport know the difference between what's good and what's bad.

Spouse does not ask, "What are you thinking?" Few to no mentions of "I miss you" or "I love you" The difference between couples who stay happily married and those who divorce have one distinct difference.

Because as much as I love the idea of a difference being made, unless you have a theory about how you'll succeed where he failed, you're setting yourself up to fail, too".

Love your difference, love the parts of you that no one else does, because at the end of the day is doesn't matter.

"I loved the cultural differences I found," says Jennie.