Sentence examples for distinction over from inspiring English sources

As an adoptee, I've been asked to make this distinction over and over: only one family can be "good".

She also draws a clear distinction over the immigration issue.

"They will not draw a distinction over when the government was informed," he said.

Emphasizing the novelty of its dance, "Bootmen" is actually stomping without particular distinction over very well-beaten terrain.

Every year the Rugby Union Writers Clubb presents the Pat Marshall award to a player who has represented the sport with particular distinction over the previous 12 months.

Da Vinci noticed this distinction over 500 years ago, when many of his contemporaries still believed that babies grew by consuming their mother's menstrual blood.

Most feminists (in both analytic and continental traditions) consider this distinction over-simplified and we can begin to see why those in the analytic tradition do so by noticing difficulties in the definition of sex.

However, this position was made before he became Human Rights Commissioner, a distinction he over-emphatically made at the time.

Unsupervised cluster analysis of the remaining 565 genes in the 13 cancers and 9 control tissue results in a clear distinction between over- and under-expressed genes.

Frith has also referred to a distinction between over-mentalising in schizophrenia and under-mentalising in autism [ 14].

Both were honored with numerous awards and distinctions over the course of their careers.