Sentence examples for lines of distinction from inspiring English sources

To the Times man, "there are no neat lines of distinction".

Jeter has always drawn clear lines of distinction between injured and hurt.

The task is difficult, and in certain respects the lines of distinction are arbitrary.

But since Mr. Jobs returned to the company, Apple has been pretty disciplined about keeping the lines of distinction clear between products.

The lines of distinction between privileged access and members-only can be fluid.

In my mind, PR and advertising functions have clear lines of distinction even in digital, but the line between PR and advertising agencies is becoming blurry.

And as the focus sharpens on the possibility that foreign companies have used the Chamber of Commerce as a conduit for campaign donations, it's been handed the difficult task of drawing lines of distinctions.

There is a bright line of distinction for me with closed-minded or open-minded people.

I pass that line of distinction, I slip entire into the innermost and outermost part of myself, erasing the division between these two putative regions.

As the Middle Ages lead into the Renaissance, the influence of folk literature on the work of writers increases in importance, so that it is sometimes difficult to draw a sharp line of distinction between them.

Perhaps it would not be easy or practicable to draw a line of distinction, precise and accurate enough to govern all these classes of cases, because the cases run so nearly into each other; but we think the general distinction is obvious.