Sentence examples for draw distinction between from inspiring English sources

In fact, the candidates used a recent debate not so much to draw distinction between one another but rather to attack Mr. Torricelli's conduct.

We know that they don't draw distinctions between social, digital and print; content is key.

To anoint an expert is also to draw distinctions between legitimate and illegitimate forms of knowledge.

Again and again, the candidates sought to draw distinctions between forms of capitalism.

STEVE COLL: it's useful to draw distinctions between the people of Pakistan and the conduct of the government of Pakistan, just as its useful to draw distinctions between the people of the United States and the conduct of our government.

"I'm going to draw distinctions between criminal acts and drunken or foolish behaviour," he told the jury.

The former secretary of state also used the interview to draw distinctions between herself and her closest Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.

It is not as if Huckaby is trying to draw distinctions between himself and a potential Hall of Famer.

From jail, in the comments published Wednesday, he took pains to draw distinctions between Russia's two rulers, Mr. Medvedev and Mr. Putin.

Mr. Spano made it clear in an interview that he is seeking not only to draw distinctions between himself and Mr. Bush but also between himself and the Republican Party.

He and other public officials took pains to draw distinctions between what they deemed acceptable graffiti, like a proclamation of romantic ardor, and unacceptable graffiti, like a swastika.