Sentence examples for mere difference of from inspiring English sources

That goes beyond a mere difference of tempo, it makes the piece a radically different musical and emotional entity.

(It's pure speculation, but Walter may have conducted the piece even more swiftly in 1912, since his interpretations tended to get slower in his later musical life). That goes beyond a mere difference of tempo, it makes the piece a radically different musical and emotional entity.

This was no mere difference of opinion.

Considering the stakes, the immediate cause of this bitter argument seems a trifle: a mere difference of opinion on a matter of strategy.

I'd put the Cochrane/Fama claims that government spending can't increase demand as a matter of accounting in this category; this is a basic conceptual error, which goes beyond mere difference of opinion.

Reducing the argument to mere difference of legislative opinion is not only false but also an insult to the millions of people in this state who have worked so tirelessly on the recall.

This suggestion, together with Anaximenes' reduction of apparent qualitative differences in substances to mere differences of quantity, was highly influential in the development of scientific thought.

Within the partnership group, divisive conflicts and mere differences of opinion were differentiated; divisive conflicts tended to divide the group and disrupt a sense of unity - a clash of cultures and personalities that undermined efforts.

Stripped of her or his national status, the stateless person of the 20th century is anathema because she or he presents difference – she called it the "dark background of mere difference" – to the world in its rawest, most debilitating state.

That distinction between how they interpret the intent of the voter standard is going to have a lot less effect on how votes are treated than the mere difference in the types of machines that are used.

Later in the argument, Mr. Boies said that the variation in vote-counting standards "is going to have a lot less effect on how votes are treated than the mere difference in the types of machines that are used".