Sentence examples for distinction it from inspiring English sources

But there is an important distinction: it is privately owned.

It's not called the forgotten borough for nothing (a dubious distinction it sometimes shares with Queens).

While it is a technical distinction, it could save the bank from shareholder lawsuits.

The illusion vanishes when the rather obvious distinction it obscures is recalled.

After 1900 New York was the world's busiest port, a distinction it held until the 1950s.

Whatever the reasons for the distinction, it has long been recognized.

The distinction, it seems, is a semantic but nonetheless ticklish one: between acceptance and recognition.

To understand this distinction it is necessary to have a clear concept of reduction.

Because the art of photography often blurs this distinction, it can make us uncomfortable.

The Geneva Convention makes no distinction: it bans any mistreatment of prisoners.

Done properly, writing doesn't just negate the form-content distinction; it fixes the mind-body problem.