Sentence examples for pointed out the differences between from inspiring English sources

Others pointed out the differences between veiling your face and changing your name.

While U.S. farmers hope for a share of the Japanese domestic market, many have pointed out the differences between domestic consumption in the two countries.

With the rehearsal in full swing, she pointed out the differences between the flamenco of classically trained dancers and that of traditional flamenco companies.

Democrats gleefully pointed out the differences between the Republicans' new stress on reducing the national debt and Mr. Bush's emphasis on slashing tax rates.

As Ms. DeRose and Mr. McDaniel watched the silhouetted figure swing by itself, he pointed out the differences between the pro's swing and Ms. DeRose's.

In particular, Gentz pointed out the differences between the American and the French revolutions, seeing in the former a defense of historical rights against British usurpation, in the latter an antihistorical, aggressive, ideology-laden undertaking.

Moreover, few authors pointed out the difference between dementia and normal aging.

A very useful article recently pointed out the difference between machine learning researchers and machine learning engineers.

She pointed out the difference between the roseate tern, an endangered species in the United States, and the common tern, a threatened species in New York State.

Your article "What's a Nose to Do? Nothing" (May 10) was interesting in that it pointed out the difference between the European and American attitude toward restaurant aromatic cleansing.

She also pointed out the difference between a hoe, mattock and trowel.