Sentence examples for made these distinctions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vickers made these distinctions real.

(That, or "It can hardly be a coincidence that no language on earth has ever produced the expression 'As pretty as an airport.'") And, in a thread about the similarities between Adams's work and that of the Monty Python team, JamesValencia made these distinctions: It's tempting to see them as similar: the British thing, the suburban flavour, and the surreal leap at right angles.

In this study, we made these distinctions at first instance, although it should be recognized that, in epidemiological surveys, no cases are strictly "definite" by ICHD-II criteria since the last criterion (exclusion of other possible causes) cannot be applied.

We wanted to ascertain the sequencing of DTP and concept uses: we made these distinctions explicit by breaking down the overall visit time for each clinician into four segments of equal length, thereby suggesting a first contact and initial gathering of information in the first 25% of the visit time, and closure and presentation of treatment plan in the last 25% of the visit time.

The Bushes can make these distinctions.

Do you think it is important to make these distinctions?

At what point does one make these distinctions?

"It is absolutely true that we have to make these distinctions clearer," he said.

When referring to the various dimensions of inequality we make these distinctions.

But how (the American First Amendment absolutists ask) can we make these distinctions with any confidence?

This is not a weakness in the case for making these distinctions but, rather, a condition of their existence.