Sentence examples for distinctions being from inspiring English sources

"Earlier, the case was one of conspiracy, so one could understand such distinctions being made.

For his part, Dr. Keller said he was troubled by the distinctions being drawn between torture and enhanced investigation techniques.

As a result of the retelling in the novel, which he carefully considered before doing, he eventually achieved one of those dubious distinctions: being on a USA Today list of the most-banned authors in the United States.

More happily, the local Sanuki udon is fantastic: a bowl of thick, soft, white wheat noodles, served here with a sauce rather than in a soup as udon usually is in Tokyo (such distinctions being of great importance to the Japanese).

Yes, there's an issue here - though whether Straw was right to raise it in a newspaper article, prompting a predictable stream of if-they-want-to-live-here-why-can't-they-be-like-us whingeing from the Sun, the Daily Mail and assorted xenophobes anonymous, with no fine distinctions being drawn between niqab wearers and Muslims in general, is another question.

This proved to be particularly difficult because personality characteristics, capabilities, skills or socialization requirements were generally subsumed under the concept of social competences without any distinctions being made by the respondents.

Some distinctions are helpful.

These distinctions are consequential.

Still, distinctions are made.

But distinctions are blurring.

The distinctions are thus.