Sentence examples for making no distinction from inspiring English sources

Now company members live and work together, making no distinction between their lives and work.

Making no distinction between the demands of animation and live action, it draws its talent from across cinema.

President Bashar al-Assad's government blamed both Al Qaeda and the antigovernment protest movement for the attacks, making no distinction between the two groups.

First: sea lions are indiscriminate about which salmon they catch, making no distinction between fish from hatcheries and endangered wild salmon.

By making no distinction between invited and uninvited troops, it circumvents parts of a UN Security Council resolution passed in April which said that "uninvited forces" should leave.

Instead, the government continued to praise the cooperative movement, making no distinction between legitimate traditional cooperatives and the 10 percenters, who had unleashed a barrage of advertising.

He made no distinction between knowledge and belief.

He made no distinction between the deserving and undeserving poor.

The numbers make no distinction between white bread and brown.

Sometimes it makes no distinction between the two.

Like Bernstein, Forman made no distinction between "pop" and "posh".