Examples of using Same difference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Oh, same difference.
Button, diamond, same difference.
Same difference.
It's the same difference.
Same difference.
Washburn, Wong, same difference.
Same difference here.
Pink, blue, same difference.
Same difference, Agent Doggett.
Il mur","Il Mare", same difference.
The same difference that is there between Punjabi and Bihari.
Werewolf, she-wolf, same difference.
The same difference can be found in the social minimum.
Yeah, vent marks, but same difference.
There was the same difference as between a lifeless portrait and a living person.
And in all sincerity, the socialist thinks that there is the same difference between him and mankind!
There is the same difference as between teach/learning and learn/teaching.
Do we not find the same miseries and the same happiness, the same pleasures and pains, the same differences in position?
Stephen experienced just the same difference as Peter Oblonsky.
There is the same difference between love/light and light/love as there is between teach/learning and learn/teaching.
And also inasmuch as there is a difference in kind between production and action, and both need tools,it follows that those tools also must possess the same difference.
There is the same difference between political theory and constitutional laws as there is between poetics and poetry.
On the worlds of time the seraphic racial interpreters further the efforts of the race commissioners to harmonize the varied viewpoints of the races, and they continue to function on the mansion worlds,where these same differences tend to persist in a measure.
(There's) probably the same difference between a bar of Dove soap and a package of methamphetamine,” Furbee said, comparing the abused bath salts with what many use to soak in the tub.
When we consciously observe our feelings, as they arise out of our rhythmic organism, and compare them with the thoughts which an* bound to our head, to our nerve-sense organism, then- if we are able to observe at all-we shall perceive the same difference between our thoughts and our feelings that exists between our daytime thoughts which we have in waking life and our dreams.
In hearing, the same difference can be tested by taking some sound which is just not too high to be audible- on the very verge of audibility as it were- and discovering how many among a given number of people re able to hear it.
But when we consciously observe our feelings- such as they arise out of our rhythmic organism- and compare them with the thoughts which are bound to our head, our nerves-and-senses organisation, then, if we have the faculty to observe such things at all,we perceive just the same difference between our thoughts and our feelings as between the thoughts which we have in our day-waking life, and our dreams.