Sentence examples for points out the difference from inspiring English sources

In each clip he points out the difference in resolution, even for a person with normal eyesight.

Frank Barlow points out the difference: "I don't think there was ever any suggestion that the old press barons received any benefit for their businesses.

As Kim Winser, the founder and CEO of online fashion label Winser London, points out: "The difference between a quality legging and an average pair is dramatic.

Luongo, who spent five seasons with the Florida Panthers, points out the difference in intensity between Vancouver fans and those in other N.H.L. markets.

As Patrick Goff points out: "The difference now is that whereas, once, the "ordinary guy" was going to Spain on holiday.

IN AN editorial today, the Washington Post points out the difference between the poll watching manuals used by the Democrats and the Republicans in Maryland.

This study points out the differences and similarities of the course curriculums at universities in Turkey.

The article points out the differences between the used technologies as well as the differences between the results.

As the study's author, Dirk Willem te Velde, points out, the differences are often striking.

He points out the differences between males (a bit smaller) and females and shows that young flies – virgins if you like – are pale and unpigmented.

McEvilley may have here over-simplified the Japanese view as monolithic, but in his reflexive manner he points out the differences not as clear-cut East-West dichotomies.