Sentence examples for its distinctions from inspiring English sources

If in fact it was, that was the least of its distinctions.

It provides an introduction to literature and its distinctions from other modes of linguistic expression, and a fundamental set of interpretive skills.

Sometimes it involves an unusual twist: the new National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia shapes an identity that emphasizes not its distinctions from the American mainstream, but its connections to it: identity is characterized as assimilative.

Another of its distinctions is that the book and lyrics were written by Truman Capote.

If this presentation was indeed the first of the year, that was the least of its distinctions.

Special attention is paid to the numerical analysis of the basic properties of partially coherent undulator radiation beam and its distinctions from the Gaussian beam.

Given denim's unisex appeal, does it maintain its distinction in menswear?

It was this collection that gave the museum its distinction when it finally opened in 1983 after more than 20 years of debate.

When the Dahesh reopens, it will retain its distinction as America's only museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting 19th- and early 20th-century European academic art.

"I think it emerged pretty much unscathed, and in a funny kind of way it drew attention to its distinction".

As the modern history of higher education vividly demonstrates, if an institution does not evolve, it cannot retain either its distinction or its social relevance.