Sentence examples for easy distinction from inspiring English sources

So it's an easy distinction for me to make.

Well, this bulging Austen industry denies that easy distinction between refined and coarse, art and entertainment.

To begin with, it assumes an easy distinction between how and what that rarely exists in practice.

It is an easy distinction to make on the slopes – skiers, in the Nancy Mitford parlance, are U and snowboarders are most definitely non-U.

Not an easy distinction to make, surely, when the work you're told to do seems to be designed precisely to inflict pain and suffering.

Instead of making that easy distinction which, on the whole, only the blasphemous make - non-religious people make this distinction very easily, between so-called good and so-called evil, when of course they are interrelated, and one is defined in terms of the other.

This show of about 40 works in a variety of media throws into question those easy distinctions.

A hustler and a confidence man arriving on a scene that valued authenticity and ideological relevance above all, he ruined any easy distinctions between protest and surrealism, parody and profundity.

By bringing together traditional art and Conceptual art, high art and tourist art, black art and white art, it scrambles easy distinctions and complicates the definition of "South African art" in ways that other surveys too seldom do.

Yet it was clear that the old, easy distinctions between gritty Inner and and leafy Outer, between the archetypes that formed EastEnders and Terry and June, were becoming increasingly blurred.

In the examples surveyed below, elite and popular stay apart, switch places, meld together or just disappear, leaving all easy distinctions in confusion, which is not a bad way to start a new year.