Sentence examples for make other distinctions from inspiring English sources

Other cooks make other distinctions.

However, we were unable to make other useful distinctions (e.g., parsing dysphoric feelings versus apathy; or parsing early versus late-life onset).

She made other fine distinctions as well, reflecting the complication of Tunisia's dual identity, as perhaps the most Westernized state in the Arab world, that is now playing out in the election.

"It's as if the Democrats are telling us, 'Wait another four years, then ask our permission.' " Then he said the way the two parties cozied up to special interests and encouraged a concentration of power made all other distinctions meaningless.

There are other distinctions to be made.

Other distinctions are also made within the language, so scholars speak of Classical Sanskrit and Epic Sanskrit.

"There was no distinction drawn in the way peaceful protesters were treated and the way criminals were treated, even though the police do make those distinctions in other situations," she said, according to the St . LouisPost Dispatch.

Here are some other distinctions.

Other distinctions are more subtle.

Others make a distinction between the kind of discipline required for yoga and for meditation.

Others make a distinction between political hostility to the Brotherhood and their feelings about so many Egyptians being killed.