Sentence examples for distinction of those from inspiring English sources

The circumstance takes nothing away from the distinction of those women's work.

Of course, some were quick to point out that the main social distinction of those below the Mason-Dixon was that they were white supremacists who kept slaves.

Whether or not that is a sufficient distinction of those cases insofar as they deal with the adequacy of the city's procedure, the distinction does not undermine their support for the proposition that the city's procedure must afford the property owner due process.

His reference to "a few active agents who obviously don't want to identify themselves," and his careful distinction of those agents from the former agents he'd also been speaking to, was just a slip-up, he said.

Here, we establish a novel ichnotaxon, Praehominipes laetoliensis, for these tracks and clarify the distinctions of these footprints from those of later hominins, especially modern humans.

What he did have was the dubious distinction of creating those big-shouldered suits in the 1980s.

If there is a special distinction to those of Warsh's speeches and articles I've read, it's this: he has had a habit of saying and writing things that are supposed to be profound, but say nothing at all.

( there is a discussion of this distinction, for those with a sense of humor, in the movie Legally Blonde).

What is more, because the indexes above have different dimension and large distinction of absolute value, then those values are handled by range normalization.

Bolivia gained the dubious distinction of least welcoming among those surveyed, and was joined in the bottom ten by Venezuela, Russia, Kuwait, Iran, and Pakistan, among others.

This limits visual distinction of relevant variants from those without relevant annotations and leaves the complex task of aggregating position-based data to the researcher.