Sentence examples for think of difference from inspiring English sources

In the first number, Sir describes all the show's attractions — Lizard Boy, Bearded Lady, and so on — directly to the audience, thus making us implicit with the action: we're gawking because we think of difference as a kind of freak show, too.

When most people think of "diversity in the workplace", they generally think of differences in gender, race, religion, or sexual orientation.

When we restrict ourselves to the natural numbers, it is intuitive to think of the difference between precedes and precedes* as the difference between immediately precedes and less-than.

It is useful to think of the difference between the two concepts in terms of the difference between factors that are external and factors that are internal to the agent.

So think of the difference between Smith and Kaepernick as about two-thirds the difference between Roethlisberger and Leftwich.

And think of the difference of your circumstances and fate".

What do you think of the difference across gay generations?

Irrespective of what you think of the difference between these sports, these are contact sports.

"Aside from that, I can't think of any difference it makes".

"Potatoes are like apples: think of the difference between Macs and Golden Delicious," said Mr. Cook, who contributed to the potato dinner this year, then ate with the crowd.

If children's happiest food memories were baked and not fried, leafy green rather than beefy, think of the difference in what people might eat.