Sentence examples for really a difference from inspiring English sources

Is there really a difference?

SEABROOK: In terms of the characteristics the two words describe, there isn't really a difference.

And is there really a difference between "providing unlimited liquidity to solvent states" and buying "dodgy bonds"?

And you'll find that there's really a difference between these various algorithms that we'll look at in terms of their complexity.

"I asked Mr. DiMaggio, 'Is there really a difference in winning a World Series ring as a Yankee and winning it with any other team?'" Steinbrenner said.

The Medici boxes are the most "haunting" of all Cornell's works, and they haunt us because we are not sure if the princess is imprisoned or on display, or if there is really a difference.

It really made a difference.

This really makes a difference.

"Donna really made a difference".

That really makes a difference.

But does it really make a difference?