Sentence examples for distinction an from inspiring English sources

At various times, it has seemed an embarrassment, a mark of distinction, an unavoidable sentence.

This last is an interesting distinction, an important interpretation of the word vulgaris.

He looked at me keenly, to make sure I followed the distinction: an auberge is a rural inn.

The logical implication of this formulation is an awareness of the distinction – "an intent to mislead", as Clare Short would say.

"If that distinguishes us from the other candidates in the eyes of South Carolina voters, we certainly welcome that distinction," an Edwards adviser said.

Washington's paternal lineage had some distinction; an early forebear was described as a "gentleman," Henry VIII later gave the family lands, and its members held various offices.

It was "a distinction without a difference".

It's a distinction without a difference.

A distinction without a difference?

Perhaps a distinction without a difference.

To many locals, it's a distinction without a difference.