Sentence examples for few distinctions from inspiring English sources

That gives it a few distinctions.

Yet, within those categories Dartmouth draws few distinctions.

Of course Polke made few distinctions among art mediums.

Even though there are many types of ID models, only a few distinctions exist among them.

But about taxes… David:  As for taxes, let me make a few distinctions.

There are a few distinctions, though I wouldn't call them real differences.

Perhaps over time both human practice and technological possibilities will evolve further, leaving fewer distinctions.

(The progression is logarithmic, because we recognize fewer and fewer distinctions — three to five years, a decade, a generation, a lifetime — as time extends beyond the present).

My own experience has taught me that I can't, and don't want to, sidestep my own Americanness in order to placate the country's blunter critics, who frequently make fewer distinctions among us than we like to make among ourselves.

In an age when there are fewer and fewer distinctions between work and time off, drawing a line with one's notes might help draw an important line in the rest of one's life.

Clearly, the purists have botched the "less-fewer" distinction.