Sentence examples for explain the distinctions from inspiring English sources

If I had more space and less compassion, I'd explain the distinctions, just as a server explained them to me.

He then took a seat on the steps of City Hall and patiently began to explain the distinctions among protest groups whose individual cries of outrage about the Republican National Convention tend to blend into one protracted howl.

The wine list — a fine one, with a broad range of prices and styles — denotes certain wines as biodynamic, others as organic, still others as "practicing biodynamic" and still others as "practicing organic". If I had more space and less compassion, I'd explain the distinctions, just as a server explained them to me.

The early stage of breast cancer in the present cohort may explain the distinctions between the studies.

Q. Please explain the distinction.

Schmidt: "You'll have to explain the distinction.

She was on the verge of being able to explain the distinction between a large memelita and a small huarache.

Howard G went on to explain the distinction: to think in the first person is to place yourself in the situation.

The comment referred to a misstatement by Mr. McCain earlier this year, when he struggled to explain the distinction between the majority and minority ethnic groups in Iraq.

Rachel Weiner and Matt Zapotosky explain the distinction as prosecutors see it: "Both situations involve questions about whether wealthy supporters got special access to government not available to ordinary people.

At this point, Mark Carney steps in to explain the distinction between the complaints in 2006 and 2008, and the allegations that broke in 2013.