Sentence examples for obvious difference from from inspiring English sources

At times, there was no obvious difference from sitting in on a Tupperware party.

But an obvious difference from the post-war period is the need for American consumers to reduce their debts.

In other words, the study participants focused on an obvious difference from themselves in living situation climate and ignored the importance of other life events.

One obvious difference from United States v. Lopez is the mountain of data assembled by Congress, here showing the effects of violence against women on interstate commerce.

An analysis of unstable particles in the coupled RF-deflectors shows no obvious difference from the case of an independent cavity.

And the obvious difference from Westminster reporting is that there was no equal time for an opposition voice, although Easton's sign-off was strikingly sceptical: "There is optimism in the prince's tone not mirrored in the mood of many of Burnley's residents.

There will be obvious differences from the game at Stamford Bridge.

Lady Sov has a few obvious differences from her American black male rapping counterparts.

Tarim's obvious differences from the west – the niqab, the authority of the scholars, the harsh desert surroundings – are, to them, precious marks of its authenticity.

But there are obvious differences from doxographies of the Aëtian type.

Rab10 −/− mutants showed obvious differences from wild-type embryos (Fig. 1I).