Sentence examples for the difference quite from inspiring English sources

No decade points to the difference quite like the 1930s: cyclically, the worst decade of the 20th century, and yet, secularly, one of the best.

The difference with the Planck measurement is 3 to 4 times the uncertainty, making the difference quite significant.

Since the many similarities make the differences quite pronounced, the poetical shortcomings of the Metres may be a blessing.

The defining difference, quite simply, was that Augusta County had slavery, and Franklin County did not.

And she undoubtedly made a difference – quite possibly the crucial difference.

Its an interesting question because I have a little bit of knowledge and the differences are quite real…really quite severe, at every level.

The difference is quite obvious, but oddly enough in life the discrepancy is even greater.

"It would save more emissions, and the difference is quite considerable".

So she said, you know, that the difference was quite distinct — a very sharp difference from what she had just seen only an hour or so earlier.

In other words, the cliff-edge nature of the system means one hour can be the difference between quite a lot and nothing at all.

I would hopefully only work now in this sector; previously I have worked in the private sector [for British Gas] and the difference is quite huge.