Sentence examples for stressing the differences from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Esslin was neither didactic nor dogmatic in his analysis, stressing the differences as well as the similarities among the playwrights in his canon.

Western elites are, instead, stressing the differences between east and west as they scramble to morph their longstanding support of north African dictatorships into sudden solidarity with rebels.

In this work, after reviewing related research, the principles that a pricing scheme for DiffServ-based services should follow are presented, stressing the differences form traditional Internet pricing.

Mrs. Clinton's aides said that, with Mr. Lazio now nominated, the first lady would become far more assertive in stressing the differences between the two candidates on a host of issues.

In his later work, Pfänder develops this position by increasingly stressing the differences between presenting and meaning something (cf. 1911, 135).

The Democrats also sense that they can score points by stressing the difference in the parties' spending priorities.

When I compliment her on having remained thin, she corrects me, stressing the difference between "thin" and "thinnish" as though she were a weight counselor.

Wilshaw would have done education in these areas better service by highlighting these facts, and stressing the difference in grant per pupil between areas, rather than constantly criticising.

Stressing the difference between legalisation and decriminalisation, he said that addicts are not helped by being shamed.

Some mafiosi have justified themselves by stressing the difference between a crime and a sin; the Mafia, and not only the Mafia, has appropriated the Catholic culture of forgiveness as a kind of license for anything.