Sentence examples for distinctions you from inspiring English sources

"For a Frenchman, used to class distinctions, you had the feeling of what a real democracy could be," he later said.

Unless you understand these distinctions you don't understand climate change – and it's not at all clear that President Obama understands them.

And meanwhile, absent other distinctions, you were steadily giving ground to a system of honors that valued nothing you hadn't done for yourself...

"I think also that for the sake of drawing sharp distinctions you rather overdo the dichotomy of my 'severe' and 'simple' styles," Copland wrote to Berger in April 1943.

For such distinctions, you need to hire an expert.

Another distinction you'll find in the game, says Ely, is the distinct art style of the imagery in the games.

Jane Fonda blurs that distinction," you conclude, as the NYT does.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: I'm not sure of the distinction you're making.

And I'm wondering what's the distinction you're drawing.

"There's a very interesting distinction: You can be a political junkie but not vote.

"Harvard carries some distinction, you can catch some people's eyes," said Mr. Thomas, referring to prospective investors.