Sentence examples for like a distinction from inspiring English sources

To some pundits, it sounded like a distinction without a difference.

To those uncomfortable with the internecine workings of finance, that may sound like a distinction without a difference.

The Court takes no position as to whether DF has an independent right to freely exercise religion".To some that may seem like a distinction without a difference.

But what seems like a distinction without a difference to so many still has the power to fan the defensive flames of women who know, or suspect, that their fellow mothers question their choice to work or to stay home.

In some cases that may seem like a distinction without a difference, but it matters here who does what.

That might seem like a distinction without a difference, but a "use tax" equal to the sales tax is owed by mail-order shoppers in places like California and New York who haven't already paid through the vendor.

The women gathered to watch the show liked that a distinction was made between such groups and more modern, independent polygamists.

"We like to make a distinction between us and the others.

"But I would like to draw a distinction between Gill and these guys.

" And we got a view from inside an ambulance from Alison of Irvington, N.J., who offered some advice: "As a volunteer in our local ambulance corps who has had to transport unconscious drunk teenagers many times, I would like to make a distinction between supervised alcohol consumption by your own child and purchasing alcohol for a bunch of kids".

Before I go on, I'd like to make a distinction: in the current world of entertainment, I see three classifiers.