Sentence examples for make any distinction from inspiring English sources
Apparently they still don't make any distinction in Philadelphia.
No stereotypes: I did not make any distinction about gender.
"I don't make any distinction between comedy and drama.
I don't make any distinction between what I do and what a hoofer on Broadway does.
It doesn't make any distinction between bona fide research and criminal activity.
"The Republic does not make any distinction between its children," Valls said.
And, just as good-faith gun-rights advocates don't pretend that every gun owner is a third-generation hunter, free-speech advocates need not pretend that every provocative utterance is a valuable contribution to a robust debate, or that it is impossible to make any distinctions between various kinds of speech.
The scientists did not make any distinctions among various types of red meats.
I don't make any distinctions between the kinds of music I'm listening to or buying, so I let everything influence me equally.
LA's spiritual environment continues to affect Kelley's art, even though he doesn't make any distinctions between his creative and spiritual outlooks, or his philosophy of life in general.
"I suggested a solution to bring both Brimob members and military personnel to mingle through a cultural performance, because culture does not make any distinctions between religious or any other backgrounds," Gen. Gatot Nurmantyio, the chief of the Indonesia military, told the Jakarta Post.
