Sentence examples for to feel the difference from inspiring English sources

I think people have already begun to feel the difference".

We need to feel the difference between the inherited classical cultures of East and West.

He didn't have the chance to feel the difference that simple changes to the health care system could make.

"It's really hard to feel the difference if you're only doing it for a couple of months".

The young who are encouraged to embrace the diary cannot always be expected to feel the difference between the mimicry and the threat.

He estimated that in Elizabeth alone, there were 85,000 residents in the "noise band" who were among those most likely to feel the difference.

They want to recognize and feel the difference between a good swing and a bad swing.

Soon you'll get to where you can feel the difference between one that's full and one that isn't.

"There's still plenty of work to do, but you can feel the difference, you can feel something special happening in Detroit," he said at the training center.

Clemens had a salad day in Cleveland on May 26, his fastball consistently hitting 92 or 93 miles an hour on the radar gun, rather than 94 to 96, and Clemens could feel the difference immediately.

That is just 5 more than last year, and with another 420 pounds to haul around, you won't feel the difference.