Sentence examples for distinction which from inspiring English sources

This is a legal distinction which is well-known to English lawyers.

There is a distinction, which cannot be rendered arithmetically, between poverty and low income.

But there is another distinction which I must make in parenthesis here.

But there is another important distinction, which is that the movement has largely committed itself to nonviolence.

Tells of the social distinction which prevailed even at that age, and how children without governesses were not accepted.

After six storm-tossed years, Mrs Thatcher had won a distinction which none of her predecessors had attained.

The pope beat out NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden for the distinction, which the newsmagazine has been doing each year since 1927.

In 1873 Victorian chief justice George Higinbotham called it "a base, contemptible distinction" which gave a man nothing more than "a handle to his name".

But he makes a distinction, which will be on display for Fox's fourth Nascar season, which starts Sunday with the Subway 400 from Rockingham, N.C.

These were plainly intended to resemble explosives, but are now said to have been a dummy device: a fine distinction, which an armed policeman is unlikely to appreciate.

In a sense, his opium-eating was his claim to distinction, which is among the things that make the "Confessions" such an uneasy piece of writing.