Sentence examples for told the differences in from inspiring English sources

You want the first kind, in which you are not just getting a list of words; you are being told the differences in their hues, as if you were looking at the stripes in an awning, each of a subtly different green.

This distinction mirrors the situation when shoppers go to an electronics store to buy an HDTV and find that it is not easy to tell the differences in resolution between HDTV sets with and without SR functions.

Furthermore, the comparison of the functional networks of chilling regulated genes in C. bungeana and Arabidopsis provided informative results, which could help us tell the differences in cold tolerance mechanisms between C. bungeana and Arabidopsis.

The listener can tell the difference in a second.

In the smaller batches you can really tell the difference in taste".

By midseason last year, you could tell the difference in the team.

How are you to tell the difference in regard to your fellow congregant?

"They have real difficulty trying to tell the difference in quality changes and safety spoilage.

"You wouldn't think you'd be able to tell the difference in the taste," she said, "but you can".

Casesa says he generally cannot tell the difference in the feel of the balls, but tries to offer the freshest-looking ones in his batch.

"You can't tell the difference in quality between something that's $3,000 and something that's $10,000," said Bill Sibbick of Stanley Furniture in Stanleytown, Va.