Sentence examples for distinctions aside from inspiring English sources

Subtle distinctions aside, a diner delivers certainty.

But the politics of such distinctions aside, the focus of those governments on social outcomes — on policies that enhance contentment and security as well as enriching both human capabilities and opportunities — may be seen as yet another sign of maturity.

Such distinctions aside, Democrats happily piled on the Republican front-runner and his extraordinary response to the terrorist attacks on Paris and San Bernardino, in contrast to President Obama's call to avoid targeting all members of the Muslim faith.

But racial distinctions aside, the census figures showed that there were a lot of poor whites too, and what's become an increasingly even more common trend many of those who tumbled into the poverty column are those who at one time were by all measures considered middle class.

Its chief distinction, aside from the novelty of watching Terence Stamp play a transsexual, was the madcap, Oscar-winning wardrobe dreamed up by Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner, who recreate their greatest hits for the stage version: the gargantuan club-kid rubber platforms, the topiary headpieces, the hot-pink-and-orange sheath constructed entirely of flip-flops.

That distinction aside, the Viper reminds me an awful lot of Verizon's Lucid, another LG device.

The main distinction, aside from the bright colors, is the notion of gamifying the search – perhaps something that appeals to users who just don't have enough Pokemon Go in their lives.

Social distinctions were set aside for the cause in which Collinson and Bartram were united.

Christ put separation, distinctions and conventional rules aside only operating with the rule of Love.

The Justice Department brushes aside the distinction, saying "the statutory label" does not matter.

Today we set aside the distinction between military and civilian, uniformed and un-uniformed.