Sentence examples for a few distinctions from inspiring English sources

That gives it a few distinctions.

But about taxes… David:  As for taxes, let me make a few distinctions.

The substructure — or hypogeum — was a staging area akin to the back stage of a theater, with a few distinctions.

As the world develops this new theory (Get involved! Weigh in! We're gonna mob-solve this honey) it's important to draw a few distinctions.

But having spent many hours discussing these issues with students and colleagues, I think we need to make a few distinctions.

It is one of at least a few distinctions Mr. McCartney has received in a career that includes numerous solo offerings, several albums with Wings and, before that, his records made with a pop quartet called the Beatles.

Perinatal outcome was mostly assessed in all pregnancies taken as a whole with few distinctions between induced or spontaneous labor, and it has not yet been well explored if infant outcomes in obese mothers could be influenced by these factors [ 6, 7].

Unfortunately, when we look more closely at the intuitive distinction, we find reason to suspect that it conflates a few related distinctions, and that each of these distinctions is somewhat resistant to analysis.

But while Clips operates on similar principles as those insanely popular social media platforms — letting users stitch together short videos and photos into a mini-story — there are a few key distinctions of note.

BLOC PARTY "Four" (Frenchkiss) Kele Okereke, the lead singer of Bloc Party, transmits at a steady frequency, making few distinctions between the mundane and the epic.

In a mayoral campaign with relatively few distinctions among the candidates, Mr. Giuliani helped create one by urging the contenders to bow to his demand for a term extension of several months, or face the threat of him trying to persuade the State Legislature to allow him to run for a third term.