Sentence examples for distinction time from inspiring English sources

This is an important distinction: Time and time again, those accurately using the word "white" to refer to a group of white people are deemed "aggressive" or, as McWhorter calls Lee, "racist".

The distinction of time spent sitting and time spent exercising is essential.

Regarding accuracy, special attention was given to date information, namely the coherence of date information throughout the AT and the distinction of time zones and Summer/Winter time.

Balanchine choreography needs women, and — even at greatest speed — it needs distinction, clarity, time.

Chided, they refocused their efforts and brought in a new coach, Mike Krzyzewski, who has led the Duke University basketball programme with great distinction, in time for the 2006 world championships.

But in private conversations, Mr. Cuomo had made a distinction: This time around, his support was drawn heavily — and deliberately, it seems — from private-sector unions, not those representing government workers.

The S6 and S6 edge actually stand a good chance of earning that distinction this time around, thanks in large part to a design that finally screams 'premium' when touched or held.

held that distinction this time.

And while we've been to similar places before, the key distinction this time around is the dominance of the Internet.

After a short introduction to basic notions of tense and aspect we briefly discuss temporal logic, and then Reichenbach's famous distinction between speech time, event time and reference time.

The only man who has earned the distinction more times than Obama is former President Dwight Eisenhower, who was named the most admired man 12 times.