Sentence examples for point out a difference from inspiring English sources

There is, I point out, a difference between notional support and campaigning muscle.

"I've been amused by seeing some of the commentary out of the Clinton camp, where every time we point out a difference between me and her, they say, 'What happened to the politics of hope?' which is just silly," he said, laughing.

She emphasized that the account simply aggregated already publicly available information -- television ad buy data -- to point out a difference between what AdBuyDetails was doing and the GOP's Twitter dissemination of private polling numbers.

We point out a qualitative difference with the optimal angle for the Caputo case: (phi _{mathrm{max}}) is increasing in α when using the Riemann-Liouville derivative.

We show both OLS and FE results since Hausman tests point out a systematic difference in coefficients in all the regressions.

An important difference with MKP: We point out an important difference between the GOP level CADF problem and the restricted MKP in terms of knapsack (i.e., channel) capacities.

"I hear a lot of people on the right saying the voters 'didn't vote for this' or 'didn't vote for that,' and I think that points out a fundamental difference between the left and the right.

But, Griffiths points out: "A difference is that the new strategy applies to children as well as adults.

The monkey explains the story by pointing out a difference between animals' perception of the world and humans'.

I wish, however, to point out a signal difference between the two police actions.

The good folks from the University of North Carolina -- home of the Dean Dome -- point out a major difference: Smith retired from coaching five years ago.