Sentence examples for given the distinction from inspiring English sources

Given the distinction and continued promise of his career, one can only hope so.

Satchel Paige, denied his prime in the majors by the color line, was given the distinction of oldest player ever by tossing three innings for the Kansas City A's in 1965, at age 59.

Bristol City's Nicky Maynard, having been given the distinction of being named the Championship player with the highest number of shots on target this season, gave a further demonstration of his expertise in that department by scoring his sixth goal in seven matches in the 1-1 drat at Coventry.

Only Toni Kroos, Fabio Coentrao and Nacho Fernandez were given the distinction of 1 out of 3, with every other player was simply left blank.

Given the distinction between philosophy and theology, one can then distinguish between philosophical and theological sources and influences in Aquinas' work.

What they hear is "God had nothing to do with it," a statement that, given the distinction between methodological and philosophical naturalism, is outside of science.

But the partnership is actually only really likely to benefit customers of both groups, without really biting into the customer base of either, given the distinctions between what Box and Google Drive can provide.

The whole score to this musical involves a certain back-and-forth, given the distinctions between the familiar movie songs and the additional ones.

David Hume gave the distinction its classical formulation in his dictum that it is impossible to derive an "ought" from an "is".

Given the clinical distinctions between LS and sporadic patients, we expected to find significant differences between these patients.

Given the methodologic distinctions between MSP and GSMA, regions implicated by MSP only suggest the presence of one or more loci that are uncommon or rare in the sampled populations and of relatively large effect.