Sentence examples for stressed the differences from inspiring English sources

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.

When I spoke to the Swedish Davis Cup captain, Thomas Enqvist, about how Murray might have fared in the 90s, when Enqvist was a regular top-10 player up against Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Jim Courier, he initially stressed the differences with then and now – balls, rackets, strings and, in Wimbledon's case, the court.

000d96d8-fd4e-407c-af38-89856105d8aa Re "Pope Assails Bureaucracy of Church as Insular" (news article, Oct. 2): Recent press reports have rightly stressed the differences Pope Francis has begun to observe in setting new church priorities, but it is worth remembering that his is not a new ecclesiastical model.

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.

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

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.

"They are jumping to conclusions," she said, stressing the differences between the British and French systems.