Sentence examples for might differ quite from inspiring English sources

Two utterances of what was taken to be the same word might differ quite perceptibly from one occasion of utterance to the next.

Also the spread of the respondents over research fields might differ quite a lot compared to our study.

You can see in the picture above that they do differ quite a lot in size, and if you have smaller wrists like me, the Star Performer might be a bit much.

But the programs differ quite significantly in the details.

The number of representatives differs from prefecture to prefecture by population — but it doesn't differ quite drastically enough.

You may see other opinions that differ quite radically in the near future".

Furthermore, given that opinions can differ quite sharply as to what does or does not constitute "fucking awesome" in the matter of sexual performance, it might prove necessary for the university to provide an independent referee, who can attend the performance and grade it accordingly; and referees cost money.

They feel obvious, but people differ quite widely in their intuitive definition of what they actually are.

Heat pumps differ quite substantially.

European educational systems differ quite markedly from each other.

"It has been known for quite a while that people differ quite a lot, and they differ in all kinds of behavioral tendencies," said F.J. Weissing, a theoretical biologist at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.