Sentence examples for make a strong distinction from inspiring English sources
But they are not ideologically motivated, and the Mexican government is trying to make a strong distinction between those things".
Although advocates of sensorial education make a strong distinction between 'external' eating cues and 'internal' sensations, the demarcation is not so clear if we consider the extent to which internal sensations respond according to these elaborate feedback mechanisms to external, societal, conditions.
Others made a strong distinction between thinking and acting.
"The brain is not making a strong distinction between these forms of intelligence," Barbey said.
Describing the product, Harnevo makes a strong distinction between social networks like Facebook, and the culture network that Homeis is focused on creating.
Wednesday's ruling, by contrast, upholds a campaign finance regulation, and does so by making a strong distinction between the role of the judiciary and the role of elected legislative and executive officials.
Making a strong distinction between the executive and congressional branches, mammoth corporations and people, Rockefeller said, "You are talking about a deal that somebody made with pharmaceuticals....nothing sacred about that deal.... I'm talking about a deal we failed to keep with seniors....they're paying premiums and receiving no service" when in the doughnut hole.
This exhibition wants to make a strong point of the distinctions, of the fine gradations between portraits and genre paintings, but it suffers from a devastating shortage of the latter.
They would make a strong bill stronger.
Make a strong friendship.
