Sentence examples for distinction all from inspiring English sources

The law, he said, made no religious distinction: all were entitled to equal protection.

All competing for ribbons of Olympian distinction; all awaiting the arrival of judges with knives to cut the tension.

It is occupied by a brick church and other buildings of no architural distinction, all "temporary" structures put up half a century ago.

HERR PELCKMANN: Would it therefore be correct to say that without distinction all members of the groups of persons which you have just mentioned participated in the crimes?

Without this distinction, all e-book distribution would occur within closed, proprietary systems, where e-book buyers or library patrons would have to get their books directly from a small number of owners of e-book files.

If it had been, maybe Thomas Newman, Javier Navarette, Philip Glass or Alexandre Desplat would have won their first Oscar (a distinction all four men are still hoping to achieve)." So, is there a real case for disqualifying "Drive"?

Second, adults make moral and legal distinctions all the time.

History, traditions, values, social thinking, politics and ethical distinctions — all are different.

"When you make those kinds of distinctions, all too often eating disorders get left out," Mr. Wellstone said.

In the nightmare regime of blurred distinctions, all will be lost, Ozick hints, and she means all — even our very lives, perhaps.

Hopkins says, with messianic fervour: "You have a generation who don't care about distinctions – all they want is to find an aesthetic they like".