Sentence examples for little distinction from inspiring English sources

Many men accepted little distinction between day and evening attire.

Liberals make little distinction between personal and public morality.

Large or small, windswept or tropical, I draw little distinction.

There is little distinction between his life and work.

There was little distinction between work and play.

Mr. Gambril makes little distinction between fetus and child.

Little distinction is made between space and time, the two being interconnected.

Amusingly, Ahn had been playing his club football in Perugia, Italy, with apparently very little distinction.

Thus, at the "point of reorganization," there is little distinction between bailouts and bankruptcy.

And it says that Hamas, a terrorist movement, makes little distinction between security and civilian matters.

Their approach to the subject was intriguing — they made little distinction between "savages" and wild animals.