Sentence examples for a small distinction from inspiring English sources

At first it will sound to them like a small distinction but it isn't.

It may seem a small distinction, but it shows that in this regard at least Kim Jong Il was no Hitler".

That might seem like a small distinction, but you could hear the band's dual identity in Sunday's set, which evoked two different kinds of mayhem: the fuzzy violence of the swarming horde versus the sharp violence of the surgical strike, squiggly lines versus straight ones.

This has always felt like a small distinction to me.

A small distinction, but one that contains a host of differences.

That's a small distinction but one that makes Browster far more usable than, for example, competitor Cooliris (our coverage).

David Kennedy, a senior researcher at Harvard, was hired to help, and he advised focusing on gun violence, not on gangs or drugs, a seemingly small distinction, but a crucial one for enforcement.

Such a seemingly small distinction hints at the subtle pluralism of states like Egypt, Iraq and Pakistan that have Christian minorities and other ancient historic sects in their midst.

It was a minor distinction — a small consolation for enduring his exile — but it represented a positive sign.

Several teammates say he is the hardest-working player on the team, no small distinction with a coach, Preki, who last year cut the high-profile Amado Guevara for lack of effort.

This apparently small distinction (between a single filament and multiple filaments) is actually important since multiple filaments of this kinds are very much seen in various ancient theropods as well as modern birds and to date had not been seen in the ornithischians (or indeed pterosaurs).