Sentence examples for stressed the difference from inspiring English sources

Some have roots in Nestorianism, which stressed the difference between the divine and human natures of Jesus Christ.

Mr. De Niro stressed the difference between North TriBeCa's buildings and the 40-story high rises with glass curtain walls being constructed in the eastern portion of TriBeCa.

Leader Hunor Kelemen stressed the difference between the plan and Scotland's referendum.

Citing Mandela himself, he stressed the difference for leaders between applying principles and adopting tactics.

De Felice stressed the differences between Italian Fascism and German National Socialism.

In his best-known writings, Descartes stressed the differences between matter (which occupies space) and thought (which does not).

The decor stressed the differences of this "new" club for men and women from the Victorian gentlemen's or ladies' club: no William Morris wallpaper or deep upholstered furniture.

Such writers acknowledged British allegiance, but others stressed the differences of opinion that spurred the colonists to leave their homeland.

He also stressed the differences between the two groups, describing ISIS as "barbarians".

The Romney campaign stressed the differences between the proposals in a statement to HuffPost.

(She stresses the difference among plosives, fricatives and affricates, for example).