Sentence examples similar to no difference quite from inspiring English sources

No decade points to the difference quite like the 1930s: cyclically, the worst decade of the 20th century, and yet, secularly, one of the best.

Elbow, thumb, shoulder, penis, ankle - no difference.' Quite right: and very liberating advice.

And she undoubtedly made a difference – quite possibly the crucial difference.

The defining difference, quite simply, was that Augusta County had slavery, and Franklin County did not.

You can make a difference quite quickly; people come in with an idea in mind of what they want to do".

He can come again another year, and if he can't be bothered to attend, well, I think that makes a difference, quite honestly.

I thought about that difference quite a bit as a researcher for the College Access Project for African Americans at UCLA.

Thinking about how you can be responsible when you travel can make a world of difference (quite literally).

However, there was no difference in the quite marked levels of internal inconsistency observed in both frames.

Small genetic differences quite often have predictable and significant effects.

It appears that there is quite no difference in performance between SSE and AVX2.