Sentence examples for distinction fails from inspiring English sources

As ever, this simple binary distinction fails to capture the full picture.

But this distinction fails to capture the way Americans really experience government.

Almost the only feature that distinguishes zeiforms from perciforms is the presence, in the former, of two or three more rays in the pelvic fins, and in some zeiforms even this distinction fails to hold.

This distinction fails to explain why it may be more embarrassing to refuse recognition to an extraterritorial confiscatory law directed at nationals of the confiscating state than it would be to refuse effect to a territorial confiscatory law.

The radical eliminativists reject the very notion of consciousness as muddled or wrong headed and claim that the conscious/nonconscious distinction fails to cut mental reality at its joints (Wilkes 1984, 1988).

But just as this distinction failed to appease Dr Mahathir, it did little to weaken Mr Estrada's popularity at home.

Missing this distinction, people fail to notice that the more correctly they handle their particular subject the further they are getting away from pure rhetoric or dialectic.

Of course, the fact that these explanations must be given over and over only shows how badly the distinction has failed to take root with the public.

Many people can't see the distinction, or fail to appreciate it; this is an area where many social media users fall down.

Six years ago New York City Opera had hoped to have that distinction, and failed.

Or rather, it's less kludgey in terms of a crucial distinction Mr Somin fails to draw: it's simpler and more comprehensible towards the user.