Sentence examples for say a difference from inspiring English sources

He brought in no evidence to suggest there would have been a difference in the election in Dade County, and the statute doesn't just say a difference in the vote, but also enough of a difference so one can conclude it might change the effect of the election".

Why is it so natural to suppose that there must be some other difference — say a difference in their consequences, or a difference in what has led up to the act of cruelty — that underwrites and justifies the thought that one is wrong, but not the other?

That is to say, a difference in size existed in the Primary Universe, and that this difference had a Cause.

Gertrude Stein famously said: a difference, to be a difference, must make a difference.

He was, Alford said, a difference-maker defensively.

"She would say, 'A hair makes a difference,' " he recalls.

What we say makes a difference".

There was, he said, a fundamental difference between race - already covered by legislation - and religion.

And she has never hunted, she said, a major difference between her and her teammates.

"It's a different culture it's not Canada," Clamen said, referencing a difference in standards.

Gender, she said, makes a difference.