Sentence examples for saying the difference from inspiring English sources

I'm saying the difference between McNabb and Michael Vick, it has a lot to do with upbringing.

A senior US state department official retweeted the photo of the cake, saying: "The difference 200 years can make in foreign relations".

"They sent a fax to Danish television saying the difference between man and animal is that man has a conscience and animal does not," he said.

And new research, just released, confirms what I've been saying: the difference between the plans could well be the difference between achieving universal health coverage — a key progressive goal — and falling far short.

Asked if that amounted to saying the difference an Australian or a foreigner would pay for an onsold apartment could imperil developments, Morrison said only that the regulation change "ensured some stability in some fragile areas of that market".

During that media conference Abbott flagged changes to the level of federal regulation of state education issues, saying the difference between Labor and the Coalition was "not over funding" but over the level of control Canberra should have.

That is to say, the difference of the RCM curves in different range gates exists.

"I'd say the difference is subtle".

Love said the difference has been attitude.

He says the difference is rooted in the educational system.

He said the difference was even larger elsewhere.