Sentence examples for its distinction of from inspiring English sources

Hard to reach and seemingly stuck in time, Wawa Boom is a town so rooted in the local timber industry that it was named for its distinction of being the location where floating logs collected -- the boom -- on the Wawa River before being shipped to the sawmill.

Das said that it's not particularly important to him that Holi retains its distinction of being a religious festival.

Nevertheless, his Römische Geschichte is not a politically tendentious work but a piece of scholarship of the highest rank, which gains from its distinction of style.

Next, I ventured down the road to Highland Park Village, established in 1931, where no fewer than three historical plaques note its distinction of being the first suburban shopping center in the world.

Considering the foundational role that BFO claims to take for the scientific domain, an important question is whether its distinction of three basic types of material entity (i.e. fiat object part, object, object aggregate) is (i) exhaustive and (ii) sufficiently differentiated and specific.

Phenomenal nature, with its distinctions of things and persons (taken as psychophysical organisms), is regarded as an evolution out of a primitive state of matter.

Arkansas doesn't owe its distinction to a wave of gun store thefts.

New Orleans, with its unhappy distinction of being a place that can get completely submerged, is a strange place to leave your personal effects for the summer.

Admittedly, Columbia is not the only university to cross the line, but a university of its distinction should be leading the pack in setting boundaries and preserving the values of academic integrity and independence that have been at the core of our country's great universities.

I fear a different sensibility is robbing the music of its distinction.

Mount Washington has lost its distinction as the site of the fastest wind gust ever recorded on Earth, officials at the Mount Washington Observatory said.