Sentence examples for greater distinction from inspiring English sources

A "historic site" sign on a lamppost at 74th and C.P.W. gives Mr. Bliss an even greater distinction.

The best wines show greater distinction and personality, and this is apparent in many of the 2005s.

There is a greater distinction between the right and left brain among boys than girls, and worse linguistic skills.

Their appreciation and support of excellence in education, the arts, and public policy inspired Penn to strive toward ever greater distinction.

But for the teams and drivers and fans, Monza's greater distinction is probably that it is the fastest track of the season.

She said a greater distinction also needed to be made between legal aid, which provides the bulk of its advice to perpetrators, and community legal centres, whose client base is comprised mostly of victims.

For example, greater distinctions between various types of anxiety have led to more specific and effective treatments, he said.

bizarre but of great distinction".

She graduated with great distinction from McGill University.

Therein lies the greatest distinction between Franks and Norman Schwarzkopf.

Served with great distinction as a father and grandfather.