Sentence examples for shade of difference from inspiring English sources

What's confusing about this campaign is that one lot of Tory privilege-defenders is arrayed against another: they just differ over how best to secure national wealth, with not a shade of difference on how to share it.

But Obama said "reset or reboot "; is there a shade of difference between those two?

There is a shade of difference between obstetricians and midwives on the subject of epidurals.

Reagan understood the shade of difference in the lexicon of access.

There's more than a shade of difference between those jumping-off points, with the second one offering more comic possibilities.

The original LPs, "The Feeling Is Mutual" and "A Shade of Difference," have been condensed into an excellent CD from Mosaic, "The Helen SessionsDick Katz Sessions".

Within the White House, there were shades of difference.

These are not just shades of difference," said Richard Dieter, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center.

They appear comprehensive and coherent, even though minor shades of difference are not excluded from their expression.

The presentation was a brief preview of her most recent work, Shades of Difference: Why Skin Color Matters (2009).

Before Corbynite radicalism seized the left and Ukip's vinegary nationalism suffused the right, debate was conducted in shades of difference within a broad consensus.