Sentence examples for distinction in one from inspiring English sources

In order to receive the distinction of Chevalier, one must have a minimum 20 years of public service or 25 years of professional activity, in addition to achieving distinction in one's field.

Distinction in one area is good, and better than doing a lot of little things".

It can make this distinction in one of two ways.

Yizi's interpretation of this saying is that there should be no distinctions in one's concern for people, though the practice of it may begin with one's parents (this may be an expression of the distinction between having equal concern and accepting practice that allow unequal treatment as long as the total system of practices can be justified on the basis of equal concern for all).

For if there were private objects of thought, then there could be no distinction, in what one says about one's own thoughts, between being right and merely seeming to be right.

You'll find that once you zero in on one component, new distinctions will be revealed.

NEW YORK - If you're going to spend $65 million and not end up with the best musical of all time, I suppose there's a perverse distinction in being one of the worst.

Tendulkar's contribution merited barely a mention in the local papers, apart from references to his distinction in becoming one of the youngest players in Test history.

So, with this distinction in place, one might (at least in some cases) accept that altruistic donations are good whilst also saying that there is nothing wrong with non-altruistic donation the point being that non-altruistic donation, while not as good as altruistic donation, is nonetheless (morally) permissible.

Mr. Brown writes, "We know now that Velázquez, contrary to his usual practice, made a preliminary study of a person of no special distinction to appear in one of his most ambitious paintings".

Kristen Dunst has a great sense of style, an impressive acting resume and the lucky distinction of starring in one of our favorite movies.