Sentence examples for there is a decisive difference from inspiring English sources

Between sign and symptom there is a decisive difference that assumes value only against the background of an essential identity; the sign is the symptom itself, but in its original truth.

(Foucault, 1989, p. 115) Between sign and symptom there is a decisive difference that assumes value only against the background of an essential identity; the sign is the symptom itself, but in its original truth.

So maybe it will be 2020 before there is a decisive shift.

There was a decisive break with the family.

On the other side of the ledger, i.e., banning assault rifles and high-capacity mags, there was again a decisive difference between gun owners who said 'no' and non-gun owners who said 'yes,' although in this case the percentage of non-gun owners who favored weapon and ammunition bans appears to have slipped.

There is a cultural difference.

There is a big difference".

There is a profound difference.

"There is a powerful difference.

There is a subtle difference".

There is a serious difference.