Sentence for difference | Use difference in a sentence

Sentences for difference. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use difference in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for difference.

• It makes a difference. (1)
• It makes no difference now! (10)
• What difference does it make? (9)
• What difference would it make? (8)
• What a difference a vowel makes! (4)
• What a difference between those two! (8)
• And there is a difference with Ellen. (9)
• Where is the difference between you? (10)
• You must see the difference yourself. (4)
• A day or two might shew the difference. (4)
• But that is one great difference between us. (4)
• What difference does it make if he did know? (8)
• It is in its flavour deep; mark the difference. (10)
• Without difference there would be no life for him. (8)
• What difference if Mrs. Milray did act so ugly to you? (9)
• But Lady Blandish knew the difference between the two. (10)
• I see an enormous difference in the manner of servants. (8)
• What is the difference between an oratorio and a cantata? (3)
• But then he is your cousin, which makes all the difference. (4)
• The difference between the Greek and Roman views of honour. (8)
• Edge grain Flat grain Difference in the cut of flooring boards. (17)
• The most important difference is in the size of the timbers used. (17)
• We inquired what the difference was between their privileges and his. (10)
• He hardly knew whether there were any difference in her spirits or not. (4)
• You do not make allowance enough for difference of situation and temper. (4)
• You forget yourself: there is a decided difference in your tempers, I allow. (4)
• There was refreshingly that little difference in the arrangement of the room. (10)
• To elevate a distinction into a difference is the natural action of their minds. (10)
• And if we are to part, a few hours sooner or later, you know, makes no difference. (4)
• You may call it interesting them, if you like; but, really, what is the difference? (9)
• Still I think I read with some sense of literature and the difference between authors. (9)
• The case admitted no difference of opinion: they must go to the drawing-room directly. (4)
• Vittoria perceived that there was the difference between a symphony and a lyric song. (10)
• I must thank you again for standing to me just that minute; it made all the difference. (8)
• He lived in that, not in retrospection; the difference is considerable to any so old as he. (8)
• In short, you have fed upon a diet which will make you to distinguish, and painfully to know the difference! (10)
• Nor did the men at all dislike the difference of her manner with them, and with the ladies. (10)
• There was a difference already, or so it seemed to him, in the expression of each passer-by. (8)
• Note the points of similarity and difference in the three scale forms on page 65 in this lesson. (3)
• All the difference appeared to be, that there was an absence as of some evil spiritual emanation. (10)
• The difference between his present air and what it had been in the Octagon Room was strikingly great. (4)
• But with this difference in exterior appearance, the framing underneath was the same as shown in Fig. (17)
• Her heart felt empty, and timid; to have something warm resting on it would have made all the difference. (8)
• No, Madame; rest happily assured that there is a great difference, which in the future will be sacred for me. (8)
• They were unlike, as though recognising the difference set between them by the circumstances of their births. (8)
• What difference is there in the combination of instruments in the modern orchestra and in the first attempts? (3)
• A difference had come in their relations since that kiss; outwardly she was the same good comrade, cool and quick. (8)
• The only difference will be that, living with your aunt, you will necessarily be brought forward as you ought to be. (4)
• She then changed the discourse to one more gratifying to each, and on which there could be no difference of sentiment. (4)
• Mrs. Lander noted the difference of the English stations; but she did not see much in the landscape to examine him upon. (9)
• The absence of guests made little difference to a ceremony esteemed at Worsted Skeynes the crowning blessing of the day. (8)
• Thus it often happened that there was little, in many cases no intrinsic difference between the music of the two schools. (3)
• If she recognized the difference, she was meekly far from resenting it; he, however, must have wished to repair his blunder. (9)
• There was never much talk when he came, for any depth of discussion, even of art, brought out at once too wide a difference. (8)
• Perhaps we pay too much; but it will not be possible to persuade those who have the difference in their favour that this is so. (9)
• Jane was anxious that no difference should be perceived in her at all, and was really persuaded that she talked as much as ever. (4)
• But she had believed them to be well-meaning, worthy people before; and what difference did this make in the evils of the connexion? (4)
• Some vowed that Mr. George had referred all questions implying a difference between himself and Mel to their mutual fists for decision. (10)
• He has his vanities as well as Miss Thorpe, and the chief difference is, that, having a stronger head, they have not yet injured himself. (4)
• About this money matter they had come to a warm difference of opinion, which Mrs. Phillips had put aside momentarily to discuss the Jackson will. (13)
• Action and sacrifice had been mentioned, and Ruth said that she could not see the difference, that often they were closely akin or even identical. (12)
• Again they noted the English solidity of the civic edifices, and already they had observed in the foreign population a difference from that at home. (9)
• In that little sentence lay the whole psychology of his attitude towards this situation and all the difference between two classes of the population. (8)
• Florac, he told me, is part Protestant, part Catholic; and the difference in religion is usually doubled by a difference in politics. (2)
• On that walk to the station they talked of pictures and music, contrasting the English and French characters and the difference in their attitude to Art. (8)
• The difference in that respect of Richmond and London was enough to make the whole difference of seeing him always and seeing him never. (4)
• He bent with deferential familiarity to his countess, exactly toning the degree of difference which befitted a salute to the two gentlemen, amiable or hostile. (10)
• Our literature has developed itself out of English literature, as our political forms have developed themselves out of English political forms, but with a difference. (14)

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