Sentence examples for has two distinctions from inspiring English sources

It has two distinctions, however.

His nomination has three distinctions.

"San Francisco had two distinctions: One, it was the most beautiful city in America.

But it does have one distinction: On either side of a metal strip embossed with the Google logo are a pair of camera lenses.

But I have one distinction — I was for it when nobody else could or would be.

It could be that there are several bipartite distinctions to be made in this area, or that we simply have one distinction under several names.

In the major none of the intentions includes the other or others, even though they are all part of the same thing, and it has two modes: the distinction between the differences in man (rational, sensible, vegetative and so on) and the distinction between genus and specific difference (animal and rational).

Firstly it seems to ignore the distinction between expressing an attitude and stating that one has one, a distinction that expressivists have used from the beginning to elucidate their theory and to distinguish it from descriptivist versions of subjectivism (Barnes 1933).

This distinction has two causes: soft tissue movement [ 34] and the rigid body violation [ 35].

(Acorn, four discs, $69.99) THE DEPUTY: THE COMPLETE SERIES This western drama, which ran for 76 episodes from 1959 to 1961, has one important distinction: It was the first television series to feature Henry Fonda as a regular character.

When the segment aired, on "20/20," Walters, who compared the Trumps' apartment to Versailles, said in a voice-over that, if Trump won, Melania would have "two noteworthy distinctions: the first foreign-born First Lady since John Quincy Adams's wife, Louisa, and the first First Lady to have posed in a picture like this".