Sentence examples for huge distinction from inspiring English sources

It's a huge distinction".

We've seen work like this before, but not quite like it, a huge distinction these days.

"It seems to me that there is a huge distinction between the two".

"I want to be in an area where everyone feels like they can hang out all the time and where there's not a huge distinction between working and playing," Mr. Hsieh said.

"They are trying to build a leadership of credible ground forces, and I think that is a huge distinction," said Elizabeth O'Bagy, an expert on the Syrian rebel groups at the Institute for the Study of War in Washington.

But let's be very clear: There is a huge distinction to be made between "evidence" and "data". The former is the end game for understanding where your business has been and where it needs to go.

The Venetian glassmakers didn't make huge distinctions between products made between the 1930's and the 1970's.

Our art, music, fashion, film and design take their inspiration from the huge distinctions of race, class, income, nationality, language, food and accent that make the city unique.

Even if these killings were all drug-related, the equation is disingenuous because it ignores the huge distinctions between the worlds of powder cocaine and crack cocaine.

This distinction has huge political consequences.

Despite some fleeting unsteadiness in her highest range, Ms. Blythe deployed her huge, penetrating sound with distinction as a generous Frugola in "Il Tabarro" ("The Cloak"), an imperious Princess in "Suor Angelica" and an uproarious Zita in "Gianni Schicchi".