Sentence examples for in distinctions from inspiring English sources

More than most visually gifted people, he has the verbal man's interest in distinctions.

Even if you're not usually interested in distinctions between different kinds of stupid, I submit that in this not entirely pleasant year (see index under "political primaries") there's a little room for some good stupid.

'THE RICHES,' PLAIN AND SIMPLE This FX drama about a family of cons who assume new identities as affluent McMansion-ers in Louisiana revels in distinctions between status and class.

Every firm has to arrive at a mode of balancing change and stability, a conflict often expressed in distinctions drawn between capital and revenue and long- and short-term operations and strategy.

In distinctions 38 41 of book I, Gregory tackled the general problem of divine foreknowledge and future contingents and the specific dilemma of predestination and free will.

This was a more purely "theological" subset of the more "philosophical" topic of foreknowledge and future contingents treated in distinctions 38 39.

If we continue to understand the said-of and present-in distinctions as I have characterized them, we will also find that Aristotle thinks that in addition to particulars in the category of substance there are accidental, or what we can now call non-substantial, particulars.

Medals and ribbons, there's almost no difference in distinction, fundamentally.

A world lacking in distinction between the trivial and the profound!

He looked like the hardest runner, seemed a tough, wiry type, lacking in distinction.

"The church has accommodated itself so much, and is so lacking in distinction".