Sentence examples for distinctions i from inspiring English sources

Sinclair: "'Then' and 'now' are distinctions I can't make".

Some of these distinctions, I think, are semantic rather than substantive.

The distinctions I offer in the preceding paragraph are intended solely as examples.

The distinctions I have drawn, though arbitrary, make it possible to comment on the effectiveness of trade show participation.

The distinctions I make above are not between thinking and doing, deciding and acting, or planning and producing.

"To those of you who received honors, awards and distinctions, I say, well done," Mr. Bush said.

That's a distinction I don't buy.

The important distinction, I think, is between reviewing and criticism.

In their view, the distinction I make between a business and its executives is irrelevant.

Another friend made another crazy distinction: "I live in Massachusetts, and I say puh-KAHN pie.

But the origin of the distinction I made was in reading original cases around the Commerce Clause.