Sentence examples for tells the difference from inspiring English sources
Temperament tells the difference.
(In a chapter preface, John Thorne, author of "Down East Chowder," tells the difference between a chowder and a stew: "A chowder represents the special preparation of some very ordinary ingredients, while a stew represents an ordinary preparation of some very special ingredients").
Not only have the Korner folks found a way to build the tags into one single piece, but they also say their system tells the difference between non-threatening activity (perhaps caused by the wind or something) and a true break-in.
Finally, the FPVS method measures how the brain tells the difference between various stimulus conditions and provides a direct link between this response and the behavioral tasks commonly used to study infant perception, learning and memory.
Although there have been many studies into how RIG-I tells the difference between cell and virus RNA (this process is also known as 'proofreading'), many of these have overlooked the role of a molecule called ATP.
Some paper maps even give a chart that tells the difference between most of the bigger cities on the same map.
"Could I tell the difference?
Could you tell the difference?
Can you tell the difference?
Players can tell the difference.
