Sentence examples for made distinctions from inspiring English sources

From 1899 to 1924, she said, immigration officials even made distinctions among Italians.

Decades ago, the tax code made distinctions between gradations of wealth by using more income brackets.

Kraepelin made distinctions between schizophrenia and manic-depressive psychosis that remain valid today.

Mr. Lu, the cybernationalist, said Chinese patriots made distinctions between country and party.

For a variety of reasons, not all them worthy by contemporary standards, American immigration policy has always made distinctions by race, ethnicity and socio-economic class.

But I made distinctions: I became impatient if there was theme music with a logo, or if the instructors did any playacting shtick at the start.

But they are willing to make distinctions.

"I refuse to make distinctions," he says.

That makes distinctions difficult and answers ambiguous.

Kath was always making distinctions of that kind.

But he said making distinctions among states requires justification.