Sentence examples for distinction to this from inspiring English sources
Both crews brought season records that lacked their usual distinction to this encounter, the oldest American intercollegiate athletic event.
Perhaps she has not completely managed, but if so, the incompleteness gives a note of great emotional distinction to this work by a writer for whom to feel attachment -- to Steegmuller, to her own life and, warily, to Greene -- is in no way to indulge it.
"In distinction to this, the feedback coil of video seems to be the instrument of a double repression: for through it consciousness of temporality and of separation between subject and object are simultaneously submerged.
Given the importance of this distinction to this classification system, it would appear more logical to utilise terms such as structural and non-structural muscle injuries.
Our work brings upon one important distinction to this model: unlike with stress associated aggregates, in the context of aging, Hsp104 is unable to dissolve the age-associated structures – unless cells experience stress response, which can lead to transient disassembly of the age-associated deposit.
Let's apply this distinction to the problems facing Meinongianism presented earlier in this section.
We managed to explain this important distinction to the committee, but it wasn't easy.
Isn't this a piece of a continuum so small that it cannot be divided?" Now it seems we need a distinction to keep this story working.
He explained the distinction to me this way: If you see someone wearing a Nazi uniform at a tea party, it could be one of his members.
