Sentence examples similar to that marked a difference in from inspiring English sources
That marks a dramatic collapse in fortunes.
Husserl is nowhere explicit about the proper method for distinguishing material ontological categories, but he does distinguish material absurdity from formal absurdity, and from the formal nonsense that marks the difference in meaning categories (1913/2000, 523).
In other words, the gulf that marks the difference between an unacceptable and an acceptable factory in Nike's eyes.
First, consider the universal class of phones, which contains all of the possibly distinguishable types of speech sounds that may mark a semantic difference in some world language.
It's that emotional bond that marks the difference between books that merely entertain and books that matter in a fundamental way.
Visible differences that marked the bodies of citizens in different ways were not seen as threatening.
The first of these principles is the boundary principle; this principle establishes that the distinction between environments in pervasive frameworks must be made by boundaries that mark differences in contents and these boundaries need not necessarily limit the interoperability of the systems.
That makes a difference in the world.
Yet, why think that these differences among domains mark an alethic difference in truth per se, rather than semantic or discursive differences among the sentences comprising those domains?
"Jamie Kane marks a real difference in the way BBC.co.uk is approaching content," he said.
