Sentence examples for be a distinction between from inspiring English sources

"There should be a distinction between a beverage and fine wine," Ms. Mulligan said.

In assessing golf history, there should be a distinction between career and short-term achievements.

Moreover, there will no longer be a distinction between "passive" and "active" soliciting.

But we also know that there is – or should be – a distinction between passive and active screen time.

"There will be a distinction between campaign policies and real policies," Chinese negotiator Gu Zihua told the Associated Press.

Mr. Bryars has never been persuaded that there has to be a distinction between light music and heavy -- that modest music cannot be as sustaining as great.

There is a distinction between ideas and actions.

There has always been a distinction between disease and illness.

At its center is a distinction between expenditures and contributions.

As a writer do you feel there is a distinction between a home and international readership?

"There's a distinction between a developed economy and an advanced economy," Mr. Herce added.