Sentence examples for a false distinction between from inspiring English sources
This attitude to childcare is driven by a false distinction between childcare and education.
But I think Mr. Caramanica makes a false distinction between surface and depth.
Performance studies seeks to dissolve what the field views as a false distinction between practice and theory.
Jack Stutman Orlando, Fla., Aug. 12, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks makes a false distinction between China's accomplishments, deemed "collective" and therefore "miraculous," and the accomplishments of the West, which he ascribes to our individualism.
Well, try these pointers: Books are about the world in all its variety, and you impose a false distinction between high and low culture on it at your own risk.
The conflict in Ukraine that built a false distinction between "Ukrainians" and "Russians" was rehearsed in those countries, where controversies over historical symbols serve present political aims to divide and rule local populations.
"There's a bit of a false distinction being made between these groups," said another official.
Not only did Mr. Romney try to blame the president for all of the country's ills, he also drew a completely false distinction between his view of government and Mr. Obama's.
A false distinction is being drawn here".
Pettitte's plea is a false distinction.
According to Kanaan, this could be a false distinction.
