Sentence examples for sensing of difference from inspiring English sources

(e) Another example displayed the use of QD-antibody for the sensing of difference between diphtheria and tetanus toxins.

"We need to create a sense of difference about each island and convey that each delivers a different experience," he added.

That sense of difference runs deeper.

They also showed how arbitrary our sense of difference is.

But, oddly enough, that sense of difference also extends to their individual personalities.

I remember at school feeling this sense of difference, of otherness, that I think most gay people feel.

Behold the birth of the perfect narrator, a boy whose sense of difference and precociousness is assured from the beginning.

A moment of general obliviousness has been replaced by an increased sense of difference, of divergent fates between the winners and the losers.

Though Khan did not experience overt racism or prejudice in that low-octane environment, a sense of difference was unavoidable.

"It's not being Alawite that gives me a sense of difference," he objects, "but the present state of the Arab world.

Even those who know better must resist the sense of difference, and in the very act of resisting it they cannot help but feel its presence.