Sentence examples for more distinction from inspiring English sources

We make more distinction among degrees of murder than we do among kinds of plagiarism.

"The face will have more distinction with a cascade of stone, rather than steps," he said.

The player who fills the black No7 jersey with more distinction than McCaw will have achieved the impossible.

Europe's corporate culture is serving shareholders and owners with no more distinction than its short-termist American counterpart.

On Friday, the factory takes a step toward earning one more distinction, when its workers vote on whether to join the Canadian Auto Workers union.

That's one more distinction between Mr. Nelson and Mr. Helm, whose bout with throat cancer a dozen years ago made singing of any sort seem a precious gift.

But as a practical matter, there are far more distinctions.

That would mean examining the idea of resistance more intensively; making more distinctions, not fewer.

In a society that's becoming more stratified, a sensible tax system should draw more distinctions, not fewer.

And dietary guidelines issued by the government or medical societies will have to make more distinctions based on genetic profiles.

She said that more distinctions should be made among violations "so people can appreciate how serious a problem a building or a landlord represents.