So, alas, we're wallowing in a bewigged quagmire full of distinctions without a meaning and rulings that make less and less sense.
Austin's analysis can be seen as either a paradigm of, or a caricature of, analytical philosophy, in that his discussions are dryly full of distinctions, but are thin in argument.
Thus ended the University's longstanding and unique contribution to the science of grading – an aspirational system with a built-in brake against grade inflation that also provided a full range of distinctions for evaluating and rewarding superior achievement – lost to the fervor of the Spirit of the Age.
What English speakers might see as the lack of a distinction can look to Slavs as a "wealth of meanings full of subtle distinctions".
The word fikicija has started to appear in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian over the last decade, he says, but "there is no similar term to English 'nonfiction'". What English speakers might see as the lack of a distinction can look to Slavs as a "wealth of meanings full of subtle distinctions".
Some Charlie Hebdo critics have insisted that this debate is chock full of subtle distinctions and interpretations.
In truth, nothing equals the lightness, the sweetness with which the composer preludes on the piano; moreover nothing may be compared to his works full of originality, distinction and grace".
Mr Whippy did badly out of Thatcherism, which created a highly sophisticated, culturally literate consumerism full of invisible class distinctions.
The Court today delivered 135 pages of opinions full of nuance and thoughtful distinctions, thus rejecting the broad prohibition urged by the Solicitor General of the United States, Charles Fried.
Many of the chromosomes have a similar centromere localization, which initially made it difficult to differentiate them, but staining with AD/DAPI was found to be a very efficient method for chromosome characterization, producing a high number of morphological marks that enabled full distinction of the eight chromosome pairs.
The J. & L. decisions are full of discussions of the distinction between "manufacture" and "commerce," which now seem patently spurious, but were hardly settled at the time.
