Sentence examples similar to utter difference from inspiring English sources

Speakers were recorded uttering 8 different 4-digit numbers.

And while one should never have to suffer bigotry, there is a difference between uttering fighting words and expressing an idea, however distasteful.

But there is a difference between cynicism and utter cynicism.

The pitch difference occurred only when women uttered the sentence, not when they made the vowel sounds, the scientists note.

The only difference is that when she utters "I have arthritis in my thigh", her utterance expresses her belief correctly only in the counterfactual world, and not in the actual world.

Throughout this process, Senator Coburn has negotiated in complete and utter good faith, but there is an honest difference of opinion over this provision.

The difference is that now she's uttering real words and sometimes in the correct context.

Having professors that you can easily meet with can make the difference between a successful class and an utter failure.

To my surprise, instead of uttering a modest disclaimer or reassuring words about the difference between writing and painting, Salle flushed and became defensive.

The briskly urban view of these matters in Whitehall remains the same under the Coalition as it was under Labour, the only difference being that the current administration likes to utter warm words before sending in the bulldozers.

They discover that they have some differences, but also that they share many things — including an utter lack of interest in keeping up the feud.