Sentence examples for distinctions on some from inspiring English sources

"He did make some distinctions on some critical issues where they're different.

I played, without distinction, on some of the great Poly teams of the 1970s; at least one of my teammates was a plaintiff in the case (there might well be others — not all plaintiffs were identified by name).

He does occasionally sling a six-string now, but even back then, the distinction on some level was understandable.

"There could not be a better issue to latch on to for a Republican renaissance to start building on — drawing some distinctions on issues," said Wendy Long, counsel to the Judicial Confirmation Network, a conservative organization.

Natural and experimental infections with PyVs result in a spectrum of tumors that have some distinctions on the basis of route of infection, cofactors, and/or viral tropism (7, 8, 10, 11 ).

Al-Shabaab also makes distinctions on which agencies they will work with.

But they spent most of the time drawing distinctions on domestic issues.

Have we not moved on  from imposing gender distinctions on food?

When it comes to the Olympics and athletic performance, we don't make distinctions on the basis of sexual orientation.

But as Californians learned more about the characteristics of different areas, they began to include geographical distinctions on labels.

"For Santorum, it's much easier" to come up with distinctions on the right, said Kim Alfano, a Republican media consultant.