Sentence examples for distinctions like from inspiring English sources
Perception must make sharp, digital, yes-no distinctions like, Is that a dog or a cat?
"But distinctions like being named top school are starting to put us on the map".
"All of the distinctions, like HD, DVD, that we grew up with, go away," he said.
But it also has to make graded, analog distinctions, like identifying various shades of gray.
It will be a happy moment when petty distinctions like this, between fantasies and real life, disappear for good.
After Mr. Perry's decade in office, Texas now claims the highest uninsured rate, at 26 percent, as well as other distinctions like the lowest rate of prenatal care.
Then there is the distinction between like and such as.
Like, As If You Know A common grammatical stumbling block is the distinction between like and as.
This distinction, like many others, is not always easy to maintain.
(British people's eyes literally can't pick out this distinction, like colour-blind dogs).
These portraits display dignity and distinction like those of Nadar, his contemporary and rival, but with a sometimes startling level of intensity in the sitters' gazes.
