Sentence examples for distinction of one from inspiring English sources
These species, which represented six classes based on morphological characters, were always separated into two groups based on the distinction of one characteristic for each time Table 1.
Excessive blood blurred any distinction of one body from another.
The false distinction of one set of rules for World Cup games and Sunday-morning amateur matches is nonsense.
4.20pm: Another email, this time from Ben Smith: At 2 30 Craig Thomas asserted that 'The false distinction of one set of rules for World Cup games and Sunday-morning amateur matches is nonsense.
Correction: November 1 , 2002 Friday The State of the Arts column in Circuits yesterday, about hand-held computers using the new Palm operating system, misstated a distinction of one model, the Palm Tungsten T. Its built-in Bluetooth wireless transmitter is a first for Palm-compatible hand-helds, not for the industry.
While being understanding of others' emotional need to reproduce capitalism, the distinction of one's work from mere reform is somewhat nuanced and best described by Kaufman, herself.
There is a certain paradox here: thanks to its Communist heritage, this part of Germany has the distinction of being one of the least religious places on earth.
Despite its reputation as a center of liberal progressive politics, New York has the dubious distinction of having one of the most restrictive limitations on child sexual abuse on par with that of Mississippi and Alabama.
Their minuscule, scattered population gives mountain yellow-legged frogs the distinction of being one of the most endangered amphibians on the planet.
We are so excited to welcome one more into our fold as we continue the distinction of being one of the fastest-growing populations according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
From a distance of half…"}]} In a world where an establishment's quality is often perceived as proportional to its prices, the distinction of being one of the world's cheapest Michelin-star restaurants can be a dubious one.
