Examples of 'quite a difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a difference"
quite a difference: The phrase 'quite a difference' is used to emphasize a significant contrast or notable distinction between two or more things. It suggests that there is a considerable gap or variation in terms of quality, quantity, characteristics, or impact, highlighting the overall disparity or dissimilarity
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quite a difference
There is quite a difference from my high school.
Ten years can make quite a difference.
Quite a difference from the other wards.
But the mustache makes quite a difference.
Quite a difference with the first picture.
Having someone to talk to made quite a difference.
They make quite a difference each year.
Samantha learned there was quite a difference.
There is quite a difference in condition and fat.
Things like a scar make quite a difference.
But there is quite a difference between that and.
But sometimes a little can make quite a difference.
There is quite a difference between separation and divorce.
A few weeks in politics can make quite a difference.
It makes quite a difference the way you work.
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The majority of you would probably notice quite a difference.
Quite a difference in the success rate.
Because there is quite a difference.
There is quite a difference between freelancers and entrepreneurs.
From the inside of the canopy it made quite a difference.
Quite a difference from the desert.
That makes quite a difference.
Quite a difference in the place.
The rearrangement of the bookcase can make quite a difference in the room.
Makes quite a difference in the meaning of the sentence.
Paris in the middle of the night is quite a difference from during the day.
There is quite a difference between general and specific measures.
In summer the exhaust of hot air from the roof makes quite a difference.
Seems to be quite a difference of opinion.
The story deals with the love between two people who have quite a difference in age.
Makes quite a difference to him.
Said he was a Marxist and claimed there was quite a difference between the two.
There is a quite a difference between me and your goat boy.
As you can see there is quite a difference yes?
There is quite a difference in pay between banking and agriculture.
Now I think you are really going to see quite a difference from the early eighties.
Quite a difference compared to yesterday.
I now know first hand that there is quite a difference in a drill and the real thing.
There is quite a difference in penalties based on your sentencing level.
And its kind of, it makes quite a difference to the sound.
Quite a difference between his second wedding and his third.
There should be quite a difference from when I left.
Quite a difference in cities.
It 's because there is quite a difference in the fee paid.
There is quite a difference between receiving a weekly paycheck and living for weeks with little money.
With repeated use, you will notice quite a difference.
That could make quite a difference in your comfort level.
However, the number of hours he / she works on a weekly basis makes quite a difference.
And there is quite a difference between movements and revolutions.
Despite being classified as one group, there is quite a difference between these people.
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