Sentence examples for considerable distinction is from inspiring English sources

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER Joan Tower, who has mastered the chamber-music genre with considerable distinction, is the "season composer" of the Society, which hails her near the season's end with a concert that features two pieces for solo viola ("Wild Purple" and "Simply Purple," performed by Paul Neubauer) and the New York première of "Trio Cavany".

Within the Apatosaurus group, though, further considerable distinctions were found.

This distinction is identifiable with considerable specificity by the detection of β-galactosidase (SA-β-gal) through by X-gal activity staining [ 8, 9].

A painter of considerable distinction, he was also a rare spirit.

Quite how generally significant this kind of distinction is has been the subject of considerable debate in moral philosophy over many years.

The distinction is important.

This distinction is illusory.

The distinction is crucial.

But that distinction is fading.

Still, the distinction is important.

That distinction is pointless.