These are essential distinctions.
'My husband died last year saving three little girls in a Mississippi flood — why not him?' " If there was an essential distinction between September 11th and these other tragedies, Feinberg didn't offer it.
But he often speaks with disdain about feminism generally, and in unguarded moments he is liable to comment on essential distinctions between the sexes.
And rightly so, because whatever close cases may arise at the margin (there always are some), the essential distinction between such employees and mere recipients of government funding is not hard to maintain.
In the science and the literature, when it comes to psychopaths, there is no essential distinction to be found between the influence of heredity versus the environment, or between nature and nurture.
Determination of the mediastinal lymph nodes and the distinction between benign and malignant nodes are essential for therapy planning.
One reader pointed out some essential distinctions between protective and possessive: "I like alpha but not where it borders abuse.
Taking this into account, acquisition of both unenhanced and enhanced CT studies is essential in the distinction between hyperenhancement of the bowel wall and spontaneous hyperattenuation due to acute intramural haemorrhage [3, 4, 32] (Fig. 19).
Opaque, too, was the play's essential distinction between man and troll, as presented by the Mountain King when the young Peer is trying to marry his daughter: "Man, be thyself.
The first fact presented by observation on ourselves is the essential distinction in human beings between that which feels and that which is felt.
See supra, at 9. 13 This is essential to preserve the distinction between Congress' treatment of student loan debts in §523(a)(8) and debts listed elsewhere in §523.
