Sentence examples for further distinctions from inspiring English sources

Humans do not make further distinctions within the five modalities.

If ten movies are clearly superior to the four hundred and ninety others, why would it be élitist to make further distinctions?

The speech will be a chance to draw further distinctions with Congress, whose approval rating remains near record lows of 13 percent.

In early Chinese writings on mineralogy, stones and rocks were distinguished from metals and alloys, and further distinctions were made on the basis of colour and other physical properties.

Depending upon one's view of the thorny issue of what thoughts and propositions are, one might make further distinctions between the representational vehicles that can be used to express a concept.

In addition, some organisms have other types of receptors that permit them to distinguish between classes of chemicals not directly related to diet and that enable them to make further distinctions within the modalities.

A further distinction is made between the peoples of the plateau and those of the coast.

A further distinction between the two is in the number of flower parts.

But the inspired stubbornness of that stance almost demands some kind of further distinction.

MacLehose had the further distinction of being the first man to be offered the manuscript of Wild Swans by Jung Chang.

This last finding points to a further distinction, that between observing the actions of another and imitating those actions.