"They have never distinguished between the innocent and the guilty".
The current occupant of the White House has never distinguished himself for his moral instincts, but those deficits have seldom been more apparent than in the nadir reached in Charlottesville on Saturday.
Sotomayor did give him a hard time for saying that only intentionally suggestive police manipulation is unconstitutional when the Court has never distinguished between "intentional or unintentional" police conduct, but the grilling reminded her colleagues that they don't need to narrow the law in order to rule against Perry.
Some still questioned him, wrongly, before this World Cup on the grounds he had never quite distinguished himself at a major tournament.
His work as a director ("Crash," "In the Valley of Elah") and as a screenwriter ("Million Dollar Baby") has never been distinguished by humor, and that, somewhat paradoxically, is what a movie like "The Next Three Days" needs if it is to be taken seriously.
Mall architecture has never been distinguished, to put it mildly.
Those who had never been tested were distinguished from nonrecent testers by greater fear of a positive test result, a weaker perceived norm, and more negative attitudes to sex with HIV-positive partners.
When adjusted for year of survey, age, education and number of UAI partners, those who had never been tested were distinguished from those who were recent testers by greater fear of a positive HIV test result, by a weaker perceived norm for HIV testing, by more negative attitudes to sex with HIV-positive partners, and by weaker perceptions of the benefits of testing.
For example, Williston pointed out in 1901 that Marsh had never been able to adequately distinguish Allosaurus from Creosaurus.
Similarly, the Japanese respondents, who had never been to Russia, often did not distinguish between Russian and Japanese landscapes (Figure 7b).
