Sentence examples for distinctions to from inspiring English sources

Naturally, there are distinctions to be drawn.

There are other distinctions to be made.

Almost immediately, though, there are distinctions to be drawn.

There are order-of-magnitude distinctions to be made.

But there are important distinctions to be made, and not just between flag-waving and belonging.

There are also some fine distinctions to master, like the difference between wheat and barley.

The ensuing stillness fosters an attention to subtle physical distinctions, to patterns and repetitions.

Greek, like English, is an Indo-European language that uses vowel distinctions to make lexical contrasts.

There are, then, distinctions to be made that go beyond gender, race and class.

There are some semantic distinctions to heed here — for instance, between defense cuts and "security" cuts.

The inmates' chief, Mr. Rodríguez, interviewed as bodyguards shucked oysters for him, attributed these distinctions to his rule.