Sentence examples for first distinction from inspiring English sources

"The first distinction children make is gender.

So Haidt's first distinction is between what he calls mind and body.

A discrete geometric model of a pottery fragment is the starting input, from which a first distinction in axially and not-axially symmetric surfaces can be done.

The very first distinction I learned from you, I'm sure, was not night and day, or hot and cold, but goyische and Jewish!

KRISTIE ROGERS: So, that's actually the first distinction they make on day one, when the women come in, is when you come through that door, you are not an inmate; you are an employee, you are a colleague, you are a professional, and we're going to treat you with that responsibility and with that regard.

His first distinction came in 1944, when, as a youth leader, he rushed from student group to scouting group, trying to keep the labor movement's youth wing loyal to David Ben-Gurion's governing social-democratic party, while much of the kibbutz movement, drawn to Soviet Marxism, parted ways with it.

After the Golden Globes, the Oscars and the Grammies, please welcome the Mobies, the first distinctions to reward…the best mobile phone games by category.

The demiurge has created the first distinctions, and filled them with being, but that being is as yet unordered.

The second distinction pertains to two distinct ways in which one can engage in conceiving.

The third distinction pertains to two distinct ways in which we can evaluate statements across possible worlds.

Some justices said there was a second distinction.