Sentence examples for make distinctions from inspiring English sources

But they are willing to make distinctions.

"I refuse to make distinctions," he says.

We do not make distinctions based on content".

Linguists make distinctions between different kinds of language-use.

How, then, do we in practice make distinctions?

Some dictionaries keep themselves trim by just listing synonyms and not going on to make distinctions.

I don't make distinctions based on my personal relationships, I act as a head of state.

Some tried to make distinctions between "big-play bonuses" and bounties.

Did it allow states to make distinctions among different types of citizens?

The primary goal of the bill is to allow lawmakers to make distinctions among programs.

Unsurprisingly, Jansons is reluctant to make distinctions between excellence at this level.