Sentence examples for draw a sharp distinction from inspiring English sources

The poll showed that people continued to draw a sharp distinction between the President's personal and public lives.

At the same time, however, for fear of heresies, they began to draw a sharp distinction between religious and secular sciences.

Mr. Cook sought to draw a sharp distinction between sales in the United States and those abroad, arguing that the company had complied with local laws everywhere.

This was about Democrats failing to seize an opportunity to do the right thing and at the same time draw a sharp distinction between themselves and the Republicans.

Experts draw a sharp distinction between an intermediate or long-term approach to mutual fund investing and so-called market timing.

The small coca-leaf farmers, known as cocaleros, from the lowlands east of Cochabamba, had indeed joined the protesters, but ordinary Bolivians draw a sharp distinction between cocaleros and the wealthy, Army-bribing, customs-bribing narcotraficantes.

Whole Foods is trying to draw a sharper distinction between itself and its competitors, in part by making shoppers feel more empowered about their purchasing decisions.

But, over time, he'd stopped drawing a sharp distinction between the various levels of punishment.

Menand drew a sharp distinction between 21st-­century Americans and the readers of Trilling's day.

In particular, they drew a sharp distinction between physical property and intellectual property.

Professor Hanke draws a sharp distinction between dollarisation and monetary union.