Sentence examples similar to the one and only difference from inspiring English sources

When asked whether she was "running as a woman," Schroeder, always witty and wise, would reply, "Do I have a choice?" Political campaigns where women, or any candidate who is the one and only representative of difference, are full of "double binds" and contradictions.

In terms of the consistency of definitions within one textbook, the only difference between PA and CA books is that PA textbooks were the only ones to provide a definition in two sections that were inconsistent (see Table 5).

See Additional file 7. When again no good linear relationship is found, the slope is fixed to one and only the offset (i.e. the difference between the mean aerobic and anaerobic expression level) is computed.

When one is in need of cash, numerous ATMs are available, and the only difference between one machine and the next is the amount of fees charged.

On mentoring: the only difference between one person's great achievement and falling short might be you.

For every visionary are a hundred thieves, and the only difference is one celebrates his theft while the others claim ignorance.

When measured either on the raw signal or on the reconstructed ones and, significant differences are found but only for a significant level of 5%.

The only difference is that one's human and the other is a blue wolf.

The only difference is that one group likes to make stuff, and one group likes to destroy stuff.

The only difference was one was operated by United, while the other was offered by American Airlines.

The only difference was one was operated by United, while the other was offered by American Airlines.