Sentence examples for distinction being from inspiring English sources

These notions also apply in matrix semantics generally (see Section 5), and there are analogous notions of expressive completeness tailored to other areas; two distinct versions of expressive completeness in the area of intuitionistic logic (the distinction being orthogonal to the weak/strong distinction just drawn) are contrasted in Rousseau (1968), for example.

"There's a bit of a false distinction being made between these groups," said another official.

It may soon acquire a new distinction: being sued by the biggest-ever group of people.

"There is a clear distinction being drawn here, in treatment, between those over, and those below state pension age".

Kinship is usually reckoned bilaterally, with no distinction being made between kin related through males and those related through females.

People were laughing with Farley, not at him — that distinction being one of the essential tensions of Farley's career.

In other words, there seems to be a new distinction being made between giving up power and going into exile.

"I want to talk about work and not the office," he said, "the distinction being that today people work everywhere".