Sentence examples for a distinction from from inspiring English sources

A distinction from statistics is marginally relevant.

I wanted to feel a distinction from that".

"There would have to be a distinction from the dorms," she said.

It's a distinction from which Panahi draws even more scathing conclusions about the essence of the cinema and cinematic authorship.

"There's not a purpose to distinguish or make a distinction from the Baker-Hamilton commission," the senior official said.

Not that there is much of a distinction: from the mid-1960s on, Mr. Nader's cause was his life.

John Wayne Airport has earned an unwanted distinction from a travel website that called it one of the world's 11 scariest airports.

He holds a PhD from Northwestern University, an MSc (Distinction) from the London School of Economics, and a Diploma from the University of Cologne.

This is an important distinction from an earlier report of offline persistence of memory-related activity [27].

Dr. Goodwin-Groen holds a PhD from the University of Bath, UK, an MBA (Distinction) from Harvard Business School, and a BSc Hons (1st) from the University of Western Australia.

The Huggins constant for ADMMAPS in an aqueous salt solution shows a marked distinction from the sulfobetaine copolymer, styrene-N,N-dimethylmaleimidopropyl-ammonium propane sulfonate (SDMMAPS).