Sentence examples for his distinctions from inspiring English sources
Among his distinctions was his emphasis on the customs of the mikvah, the ritual bath.
His distinctions are precise, bordering on glib, but they are not limiting.
Lievsay wears his distinctions lightly – he seems naturally inclined towards cheerful self-effacement.
In an interview last week, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois telegraphed his intention to sharpen his distinctions with Mrs. Clinton.
But he took little pleasure in his distinctions, knowing himself to be hated by those impoverished royalists for whom the Restoration had brought little reward.
In Scranton this morning, Mr. Gore summarized his policy agenda and his distinctions from Mr. Bush in an address at an auditorium at Lackawanna Junior College.
Roger wore his distinction lightly.
Take his distinction between confidential and anonymous sources.
His distinction also reminds us about the current chart battle.
Evidently the writer thought the melodies were by Jaufré and that his distinction lay therein.
Duns Scotus's most important contribution to epistemology is his distinction between "intuitive" and "abstractive" cognition.
