Sentence examples for many distinctions from inspiring English sources

However, bisimulation makes too many distinctions between programs.

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In that neighbourhood they won't be making too many distinctions between degrees of evil.

Since joining the Columbia Faculty in 1968, Professor Jackson has earned many distinctions.

Among his many distinctions, he received an Honorary Captain's Gold Shield from the New York City Police Department.

She has won two Eisner awards and many other distinctions.

So many brilliant distinctions, and so much faith in the power of an idea.

In 1957, Mr. Peres was awarded the French Legion of Honor, one of many international distinctions.

TO THE many dubious distinctions of Las Vegas, add one more: foreclosure capital of America.

There are many significant distinctions but one important similarity: the sense that space is closing in.