Sentence examples for and the distinctions of from inspiring English sources

Thus, all knowledge is linguistic, and the distinctions of objects are traceable to distinctions among words.

Here, we establish a novel ichnotaxon, Praehominipes laetoliensis, for these tracks and clarify the distinctions of these footprints from those of later hominins, especially modern humans.

The roughness of the Aussie speech and the distinction of the actors' voices obviously add another layer of vitality.

His forceful presence earned him the nicknames "the Bulldozer" and "Raging Bull", and the distinction of being "Washington's favourite last-ditch diplomat".

It goes back to the socio-biological nature of human beings and the distinction of "ours" and "others" in the human psyche.

In his view, the mind cannot apprehend anything except in conjunction with an apprehension of itself, and the distinction of subject and object is a source of error.

The two trophies Sontag carried away from the marriage of nine years were, in order of importance, her son David and the distinction of being the only woman in Californian history to refuse alimony.

Kelly's hero left Oxford with debts of £9,000 (add a zero to get today's equivalent) and the distinction of having induced some cows to ring the college alarums by decking the bellropes with hay.

The deal signals the end of Mr. Filner's life in elective politics, which included nearly 20 years in Congress and the distinction of being the first Democrat elected mayor here in more than 20 years.

The identification of the stratigraphy and the distinction of sedimentological units provided evidence for landscape evolution of the coastal area.

Thus, only the second term of Eq. (16) for plastic contact is available, and the distinction of G in Table 3 is not involved.