Sentence examples for verbal differences from inspiring English sources

Second, verbal differences reflect differences in power and status.

But Reichenbach's deepest ethical injunction was implicit in his most popular book: to form beliefs, to judge them, to change them, to weigh actions, to distinguish real from merely verbal differences, by the canons of scientific philosophy.

But it is not clear whether these verbal differences mark a break in relations within the political "tandem" running Russia, or whether they simply reflect the two distinct roles which Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev have adopted as part of the same team: Mr Medvedev playing the "good cop" - the liberal reformer, the Westerniser, the moderniser - and Mr Putin representing the hardman of Russian politics.

Does one's choice of model for the trope make more than a merely verbal difference to one's theory of tropes?

Because there is a cultural difference and a verbal difference between Japan and the United States, the BSID-II must be used with care in Japan.

For verbal skills differences remained stable.

Paths from reading to verbal intelligence differences were also present and overall summed to a larger association of reading with verbal intelligence.

There was no significant verbal learning difference between patients with left and patients with right hippocampal sclerosis.

Indeed we observed no significant difference in verbal dominance, or clear differences in verbal content, between the 'shared decision making' consultations of the computerised decision aids and the 'paternalistic' consultations involving paper-guidelines.

Their use is universal and can account for claims such as Dingemanse et al. (2013) that 'huh' is a universal "word". In our theory, it is a verbal gesture, with differences in phonetics and discourse functions attributable to language differences.

The results revealed that students preferred image to verbal processing, but differences were observed in their preferred style of image processing.