Sentence examples for obvious difference of from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious difference of course.

There was an obvious difference of context between Camus and the students he was addressing.

But the most obvious difference of all, especially for those who listen carefully to birds, is song.

David Reed London The fairly obvious difference of interests between capital and labour (owners/bosses versus workers) has increasingly been ignored by the Labour party.

The lout was not swearing at the police but was using the f-word as an intensifier: there is an obvious difference of intent.

I was also struck by how much my parents and my parents-in-law would have had in common despite the obvious difference of the colour of their skin.

Through microstructure observation and mechanical tests, there are obvious differences of grain size and properties in different thickness locations.

In winter, there were no obvious differences of the AOB community structures between different types of sediments.

Besides the obvious differences of their dimensions, rods and spheres differed in ATP content, which was about 50-fold lower in spheres, and a slower sedimentation of spheres.

THERE are obvious differences, of course.

Almodóvar had long been an enthusiastic reader of Alice Munro, despite obvious differences of background and temperament.