Sentence examples for drawing a sharp distinction from inspiring English sources

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

Miliband would, he declared, be drawing a sharp distinction between the "producer" and the "predator" and "asset-stripper".

"It's not sleazy at all," Wiseman says, drawing a sharp distinction between the Crazy Horse and some of the clubs in Montmartre "where you can see actual sex".

He starts by drawing a sharp distinction between holding companies, which result from stock deals and are run as loose collections of businesses, and conglomerates, which are tightly knit groups with integrated management.

"Yesterday, within a 12-hour period, we had 90 different bomb threats or scares," Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said yesterday in an interview, drawing a sharp distinction between the two.

But Mr. Ivanov and many European allies are drawing a sharp distinction between the attacks on Afghanistan, justified as self-defense, and attacks on other countries like Iraq, Iran or North Korea.

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.

In the interview with Harwood, Perry drew a sharp distinction between himself and Romney.

Ryan, in contrast, drew a sharp distinction between terrorist radicals and Muslims at-large.