Sentence examples for hard distinction from inspiring English sources

"For people, that's a hard distinction.

That is a hard distinction to sustain.

I have to say it was a hard distinction to make for people.

Ives said, "That is a very hard distinction to make, but it was instantly there".

This was always going to be a hard distinction to maintain, given Mr Gonzales's role in crafting the policies he was being asked to evaluate as attorney-general.

Pieper believes the hard distinction between fiction and nonfiction is overrated anyway: "A recent development made by a modern marketing apparatus," he argues.

I hold to hard distinctions of right and wrong.

Then there's the fact that hard distinctions between "good" money and "bad" are often anything but.

"There are no hard distinctions between what is real and what is unreal, nor between what is true and what is false," Pinter said in his Nobel speech.

Where radio conservatives have thrived by drawing hard distinctions between right and wrong, he said, "the liberal tradition as we understand it acknowledges a diversity of people and values".

In his Nobel speech, Pinter said, "There are not hard distinctions between what is real and what is unreal, nor between what is true and what is false; it can be both true and false".