Sentence examples for made distinctions between from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Analysts made distinctions between "proven reserves"—those that could be demonstrated as recoverable with reasonable certainty, given existing economic and technological conditions and reserves that might be recoverable but were more speculative.

Despite Ms. White's opening monologue, which made distinctions between her generation and that of the "SNL" fans who pushed for her to host, she seemed at home on the show.

In the past we've often made distinctions between "journalists" and "bloggers" etc. to enforce an impression of authority.

The result, says Whitehead, is that the commonly made distinction between technical education and liberal education "is fallacious.

Linguists make distinctions between different kinds of language-use.

In neighborhoods, however, many people did not make distinctions between legal and illegal immigrants.

To try to make distinctions between a "peaceful" and a "violent" protester is inherently flawed.

They must do so while national newspapers still make distinctions between "Brits" and "foreign-born people".