Sentence examples for crude distinction from inspiring English sources

It's a crude distinction, but an emotionally powerful one.

Pricing could easily be made smarter: the current, crude distinction between peak and off-peak often produces a crush on the first cheap evening train.

In a crude distinction, some scholars continue to maintain that a static historical dichotomy exists between the nomadic and settled population of the region, one which manifests itself even in present conflict as exemplified by the violent events in Kyrgyzstan during 2010.

Furthermore, the ontological interpretation rests on what nowadays seems like a rather crude distinction between "matter" and "fields".

(Black and white, which are not themselves spectral colours, must be assumed at the outset as the crude distinction between dark and light).

One could make a quick and crude distinction: Women of the court in the absolutist public sphere exerted influence through secrecy, intrigue, and deception; one might say they were feminized and privatized.

One envies his sense of entitlement to biases, and his frank understanding of the fact that such crude distinctions make the world go round.

For theologians of a more Terry Eagletonian persuasion it is possible, of course, to rise above these crude distinctions between believers and sinners, faith and science.

The crude geographical distinctions made in his study turned up no significant regional differences.

Karaca (2013) points out that a crude theory-observation distinction is particularly unhelpful in understanding high-energy physics experiments.

We thought that the distinction in crude fat contents depends mainly on the spawning season, age, sex, and nutritional density.