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Sentences starting with difference

Difference of age was no difference. [9]

Sentences ending with difference

I can't pay you the great difference. [11]
The same thought was in the mind of both--with a difference. [11]
There was an undercurrent in the lives of both that made him shrink from going deep into any domestic difference. [4]
It isn't so to me; I always notice that there's a foot's difference. [5]
If Mary lives to be a mother, you will then see a greater difference. [14]
Who can define this charm, this difference? [4]
She felt the thing, instead of pretending to feel it--which makes all the difference. [11]
What if a thing was written in Paris or in Pekin?--that makes no difference. [6]
Alison would dismiss them or ignore them or be kind to them as she happened to feel, yet it didn't seem to make any difference. [9]
But there is the tempermental difference. [5]

Short sentences using difference

Cards, speculation, what's the difference? [11]
You think there's no difference. [5]
In fact there's no difference. [5]
It can make no difference. [11]
I could see no difference. [11]
What difference does it make? [11]
Where's any difference in rank? [5]
It makes a great difference. [5]
Well, what's the difference? [9]
But what's the difference? [9]

Sentences containing difference two or more times

The quintessence of the honor was all there; there was no difference in values; in truth there was no difference present except an artificial one --clothes. [5]
The difference between straight speaking and crooked; the difference between frankness and shuffling. [5]
We mean to remember that you are as good as we; that there is no difference between us other than the difference of circumstances. [7]
It is a question of difference of endowment and difference of destiny. [4]
There may or may not be a difference in the meaning, but it is worth while considering whether there is not also a difference in meaning. [7]
It makes a difference to me, and it makes some difference what I think of myself. [9]
There is some difference of opinion whether this clause should be enforced by national or by State authority; but surely that difference is not a very material one. [7]
Certain of them called themselves realists, certain romanticists; but none of them seemed to know what realism was, or what romanticism; they apparently supposed the difference a difference of material. [8]

More example sentences with the word difference in them

The difference between your friends the criminals and me is that probably nobody will ever be able to catch me out. [11]
Besides, you know, you'll be in costume, and that makes all the difference in the world; Juliet's in a balcony, enjoying the moonlight before she goes to bed, and she's got on her night-gown and her ruffled nightcap. [5]
And yet when you come to think, there is no real difference between a conscience and an anvil--I mean for comfort. [5]
The difference between you and me, Wallis, is that I am willing to acknowledge it, and you're not. [9]
And that, if you and I happen to be on opposite sides, it won't make any difference as far as my feelings are concerned. [9]
Now, after ten years, a bill was finally passed to pay to Moses the difference between what he earned in that unlucky year and what he received. [5]
The initiated, after years of wading through the mire, will recognize instantly the significant difference between filthy filth and funny "filth. [5]
He places me wrong in spite of all I can tell him, though I repeat it again and again, insisting that I have no difference with him upon this subject. [7]
Sir John Herschel would have told them that this made little difference in accounting for the formation of worlds by aggregation, but at any rate it was a comfort to them. [6]
But, 'pon my word, I can't see much difference between Washington and Newport. [4]
I hope it won't make any difference in our personal relations. [9]
And the same with a king's son; it don't make no difference whether he's a natural one or an unnatural one. [5]
We do, however, wish to know what are the convictions of any such persons in matters of highest interest about which there is so much honest difference of opinion in this age of deep and anxious and devout religious scepticism. [6]
I think he will tell you that the majority of his customers show a distinct difference of height on the two sides. [6]
You see, it will take nearly twice as long to do the first set as it will to do the second, and that will give you a marked sense of the difference in length of the two reigns. [5]
The colored divisions will smartly show to the eye the difference in the length of the reigns and impress the proportions on the memory and the understanding. [5]
What's the difference who writes it, so long as it's done? [5]
How many persons who shudder at the sound of this word can tell the difference between that doctrine and their own professed belief in the omnipresence of the Deity? [6]
For the quarrel which came near being a civil war, which convulsed the state, and cost Barneveld his head, had its origin in a difference on certain points, and more especially on a single point, of religious doctrine. [6]
You will judge whether there is any difference in the "spots. [7]
It is n't where a pawn stands on the board that makes the difference, but what the game round it is when it is on this or that square. [6]
If you'll say what I say, I'll give you quit of that difference, as you call it, forever and ever. [11]
Even if there were a difference, that would not disprove their identity, for the initials of patients whose cases are reported by their physicians are often altered for the purpose of concealment. [6]
The only difference was that the Russian army moved voluntarily, with no such threat of destruction as hung over the French, and that the sick Frenchmen were left behind in enemy hands while the sick Russians left behind were among their own people. [2]
When the cider was heated in the brown stone pitcher, there was difference of opinion whether there should be toast in it; some were for toast, because that was the old-fashioned way, and others were against it, "because it does not taste good" in cider. [4]
Once when he was bunching the most illustrious kings and conquerors and poets and prophets and pirates and beggars together--just a brick-pile--I was shamed into putting in a word for man, and asked him why he made so much difference between men and himself. [5]
Tradition says he was a favorite god on the Island of Hawaii--a great king who had been deified for meritorious services--just our own fashion of rewarding heroes, with the difference that we would have made him a Postmaster instead of a god, no doubt. [5]
And yet there was a difference in the appreciation of the two. [4]
Is the difference very great, after all? [5]
To each of us it appears in some respects in the same way, but with a difference for every individual. [6]
The difference between us is clear as noonday. [7]
Why should the two halves of a brain not show a natural difference, leading to confusion of thought, and very possibly to that instinct of contradiction of which I was speaking? [6]
I myself incline to the views of the Stagyrite, you to those of the noble Athenian, and how many good and instructive hours we owe to our discussions over this difference of opinion! [10]
He came over to my house--it was snowing, raining, sleeting, but that did not make any difference to Twichell. [5]
Sometimes it seems to me, somehow, that there must be a difference between Parisian French and Quaker City French. [5]
There's no difference to me 'twixt making your feet handy and clever and full of music, and playing with your fingers on the piano or on a melodeon at a meeting. [11]
When you go to London, my dears, you will find a vast difference in the neighbourhood of Bloomsbury from what it was that May morning in 1770. [9]
Men don't need to have things in hand; business is done on faith and credit, and when a transaction is over, they settle up and pay the difference, without the trouble of transporting things back and forth. [4]
That would seem to be difference enough between us, all by itself. [5]
This brings us to a difference between Missouri and Maryland. [7]
By difference in time you are at luncheon, now--and not eating it. [5]
The difference in time between Sebastopol and the Pacific coast is enormous. [5]
I have long thought it would be to our advantage to produce any necessary article at home which can be made of as good quality and with as little labor at home as abroad, at least by the difference of the carrying from abroad. [7]
Whatever differs from this, to the extent of the difference, is no democracy. [7]
I insist that this is the difference between Judge Douglas and myself,--that Judge Douglas is helping that change along. [7]
But there was this difference between the two: there was a confidence that Mrs. Laflamme would never drive over the edge, whereas no one could tell what sheer Carmen might not suddenly take. [4]
But there is this difference between its view and that of a person looking at us:--we look from within, and see nothing but the mould formed by the elements in which we are incased; other observers look from without, and see us as living statues. [6]
My object in this chapter is to shew that there is no fundamental difference between man and the higher mammals in their mental faculties. [1]
Now, there being this broad difference between us, I do not pretend, in addressing myself to you Kentuckians, to attempt proselyting you; that would be a vain effort. [7]
For myself, I think that she and the Tutor have both utterly forgotten the difference of their years in the fascination of intimate intercourse. [6]
As it was, they had not learned enough at school to doubt it, and the splendor of their father's success in making money had blinded them forever to any possible difference against them. [8]
The difference of these recognitions may be illustrated by supposing certain travelling philosophical instruments, endowed with intelligence and the power of speech, to come together in their wanderings,--let us say in a restaurant of the Palais Royal. [6]
Any difference in these organs, if slight, would, however, be difficult to detect, on account of their great variability. [1]
The next day these friends who, notwithstanding the difference in their religious belief, had treated her more kindly than any one in Ratisbon, would hear this and condemn her. [10]
There is nothing there of what concerns thee and me, though it would make no difference if she knew. [11]
But this difference there is: you can domesticate mountains, but the sea is ferae naturae. [6]
It strikes me there is some difference between holding a man responsible for an act which he has not done and holding him responsible for an act that he has done. [7]
On this point there is no difference of opinion. [1]
Is it because there is a difference in size? [7]
In all that there is a difference between you and him, I understand he is sincerely for you, and more wisely for you than you are for yourselves. [7]
If Bremerton read them--and a portion of Bremerton did--no difference was apparent in the attendance at Hodder's church. [9]
The difference between them and me is abysmal, immeasurable. [5]
The difference in their ages was not so great. [9]
As to strength, the woman's righters believed that, weight for weight, their crew was as strong as the other, and of course due allowance would be made for the difference of weight and all other accidental hindrances. [6]
But that's always the way; it don't make no difference whether you do right or wrong, a person's conscience ain't got no sense, and just goes for him anyway. [5]
The Secretary of the Treasury and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue will please see Mr. Talcott, one of the best men there is, and, if any difference, one they would like better than they do me. [7]
Can anybody doubt the reason of the difference? [7]
That was how the real difference developed between us, although the trouble was deep rooted, for we never really understood each other. [9]
The difference between the real and the ideal objects of love must not exceed a fixed maximum. [6]
The disparity of the quotas for the draft in these two classes is certainly very striking, being the difference between an average of 2200 in one class and 4864 in the other. [7]
It was true the question appeared in a different aspect to persons in consequence of a difference in the point from which they looked at it. [7]
I recollect in the Presidential election which followed, when we had General Scott up for the presidency, Judge Douglas was around berating us Whigs as Abolitionists, precisely as he does to-day,--not a bit of difference. [7]
Then man and the other animals are all alike, as to mental machinery, and there isn't any difference of any stupendous magnitude between them, except in quality, not in kind. [5]
Away off on the opposite shore of the lake we could see some villages, and now for the first time we could observe the real difference between their proportions and those of the giant mountains at whose feet they slept. [5]
It certainly is the only substantial difference between us. [7]
All times of the night--it never made any difference to him. [5]
I'm out of the Navy now, and it doesn't make any difference what I say, so I'll have my preachment out. [11]
The warrior and the lawgiver, the blood-thirsty tyrant and the philanthropist are only distinguished from each other by a difference in size, by which the Egyptian sculptor expresses the idea of power and strength. [10]
You would divest the impressive drop of water on the mountain summit, which might go to the Atlantic or to the Pacific, of all moral character by saying that it makes no difference which ocean it falls into. [4]
The companies of the imperial body-guard, who were placed about the amphitheatre, found no great difference, so long as it was daylight, between the crowd round the Circus of Alexandria and that by the Tiber. [10]
The bicycle, in the hands of a novice, is as alert and acute as a spirit-level in the detecting the delicate and vanishing shades of difference in these matters. [5]
We looked, and the Grinnage clock was so close to twelve the difference didn't amount to nothing. [5]
I said no, the difference was not prodigious, but still it was considerable. [5]
Do you see the difference it makes? [5]
It was only the difference in training. [4]
There is all the difference in the world in the mental as in the bodily constitution of different individuals. [6]
In addition to the difference in temperament, Hilary Vane belonged to one generation and Austen to another. [9]
Judge Carcasson saw the difference in her on a half-hour's visit as he passed westward, and he had said to M. Fille, "Who is the man, my keeper of the treasure? [11]
You can see the difference easy if you think it over. [5]
Can't you understand the difference between your--_why_ do you look so innocent and idiotic! [5]
The Doctor knew the difference between what men say and what they mean as well as most people. [6]
Such, however, is the difference between town and country, that nobody took the smallest notice of this insinuating figure; the wretches being wholly engaged in bidding the travellers farewell, in kissing hands to each other, waving handkerchiefs, and the like tame and vulgar practices. [12]
And here was the difference between the Saxon and the Anglo-Saxon. [9]
Now, what is the difference between such actions, when performed by an uncultivated man, and by one of the higher animals? [1]
It is all the difference between hearing of a man being stabbed to the heart, and seeing it done. [5]
Don't you know the difference between a lie that helps and a lie that hurts? [5]
Tarboe coming into the business had made all the difference to him. [11]
The difference between the Buchanan men on the one hand, and the Douglas men and the Republicans on the other, has not been on a question of principle, but on a question of fact. [7]
The difference between the branches of science which deal with space only, and those which deal with space and time, is this: we have no glasses that can magnify time. [3]
I can conceive that there may be difference to you in days, and I can keep him a few days to accommodate on that point. [7]

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