Examples of 'is quite a difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "is quite a difference"
is quite a difference: This phrase highlights a notable contrast or distinction between two or more things. It emphasizes the significance of the variance or divergence, implying that the difference is substantial or considerable in nature
How to use "is quite a difference" in a sentence
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is quite a difference
There is quite a difference in condition and fat.
Paris in the middle of the night is quite a difference from during the day.
There is quite a difference between separation and divorce.
As you can see there is quite a difference yes?
There is quite a difference between freelancers and entrepreneurs.
I now know first hand that there is quite a difference in a drill and the real thing.
There is quite a difference between general and specific measures.
Despite being classified as one group, there is quite a difference between these people.
There is quite a difference in pay between banking and agriculture.
I feel like I like myself again, which is quite a difference.
There is quite a difference in penalties based on your sentencing level.
Senator Baker, That is quite a difference.
There is quite a difference in the amount of water used around the world.
As you can see, the end result is quite a difference from the before picture!
There is quite a difference between receiving a weekly paycheck and living for weeks with little money.
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But actually, there is quite a difference between providers.
There is quite a difference so I use that for a while before going out to play league.
As you can see there is quite a difference between the questions then and now….
There is quite a difference between hope and understanding the facts, then holding justified optimism.
As you can see above, there is quite a difference between the before and after photos.
This is quite a difference from the silent Gordon Freeman.
There is quite a difference.
There is quite a difference between “ quickly ” and “ sloppy ” though.
You know there is quite a difference between separation and divorce.
There is quite a difference between “ hardly ever ” and “ not at all ”.
Q, That is quite a difference indeed.
Elsa, There is quite a difference between separation and divorce.
So, I mean, there is quite a difference as pronunciation and things like that is concerned.
There is quite a difference in age!
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