Sentence examples for make distinctions between from inspiring English sources

He prefers to make distinctions between good and bad art.

Linguists make distinctions between different kinds of language-use.

The quality of this data set is sufficient to make distinctions between plasticity models.

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

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".

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

"A great many newspapers make distinctions between prominent people and everyday people," he said.

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

Many printer companies make distinctions between models designed for general-purpose use and those intended for printing photographs.

Like most contemporary professors of literature, Buell doesn't make distinctions between the really good stuff and the merely significant stuff.