Sentence examples for for distinctions from inspiring English sources
But he emphasizes the need for distinctions.
"There was no place for distinctions and stigmatisations.
Time spent scratching your head over sentences such as "the same goes for distinctions as holds for slivers: oftentimes the smallest are the sharpest" is momentum lost.
Their arrangement, which fills four galleries, rehearses the artist's famous disdain for distinctions between abstraction and representation, industrial production and artistic touch.
Dominated by a silvery, penitential gray and filling four galleries, they rehearse the artist's famous disdain for distinctions between abstraction and representation, industrial production and artistic touch.
He believed that every truly religious person needs to experience a rebirth in Jesus; aside from this, he cared little for distinctions of denomination or geography.
From birth, Ralph Waldo Ellison seemed marked for distinction.
The Americans are scrapping not for distinction, but for credibility.
"The car is the ultimate object for distinction," says Hansen.
Women who reinvent themselves are as varied as their ambitions for distinction.
From their father they acquired a fierce competitive drive and a yearning for distinction.
