Sentence examples for distinction this from inspiring English sources

Tree of Distinction This is what can happen when children are better informed than their parents.

Coming from a jurist of such distinction, this was a disappointing answer.

One thing it profits a writer to learn, through teaching, is how fundamental a distinction this is.

DANIEL J. MOONEY of Bridgeport, a World War II veteran, and two of his grandsons shared a common distinction this June.

Championed by Hilary Mantel as a work of "rare individuality and distinction", this debut should appeal to a wide but discerning readership.

But there are right and wrong ways to defeat terrorists, and that is a distinction this administration has never seemed to accept.

It's a rare situation where one person can be both the most impressive and the most disappointing in the same time period, but Barack Obama has indeed achieved this dubious distinction this week.

In counter-distinction, this paper seeks to explore both the generative mechanisms and the specific social conditions behind the process of science organisation building at European level.

Amazon.com holds the distinction this year of receiving the most shareholder resolutions 14 in all.

Two historical novels achieve quiet distinction this year: Andrew Miller's Pure (Sceptre) and Barry Unsworth's The Quality of Mercy (Hutchinson).

Lydia Wellington and Andrew Scordato were among those who have shone with a new distinction this fall.