Sentence examples for in a distinction from inspiring English sources

One lies in a distinction between people's attitudes towards risk and the actual level of risk.

The easterner, brought up to believe in a distinction between "literature" and "trash", is introduced to a westerner and admits modestly that he is a writer.

In a distinction at the heart of the whole trial, he said that he never mixed fund-raising and state business.

The issue of whether trials should be televised has produced a rich debate, especially over the last decade, and has resulted in a distinction between state and federal procedures.

Eventually, Mr. Chen concluded that such safety couldn't be guaranteed and sought permission to move to America — but, in a distinction that was symbolically important to the Chinese, as a university fellow and not a political refugee.

In contrast, the Quai Branly Museum -- it has been given this name to forestall arguments about "primitive art" -- will aim at a more comprehensive interpretation of the role and context of the pieces on display and, in that sense, satisfy those who believe in a distinction between art created as art and objects made for, say, a religious use.

Students of Edwards have responded by insisting on a distinction in Edwards between God and creatures.

Currently, in prognosis studies a distinction is made between outcome prediction models and prognostic factor models.

This distinction is often formulated in terms of a distinction between (merely) rational agents, and "reasonable" agents.

She graduated in 1972 with a distinction and was appointed a dance teacher with Kalakshetra.

In the debate over the use of antibiotics in agriculture, a distinction is usually made between clinical and nonclinical uses.