Sentence examples for narrow distinction from inspiring English sources

Modern readers of the Homeric tales the Iliad and the Odyssey may well be bewildered by the narrow distinction between gods and humans among the characters and between historical fact and poetic fancy in the story.

Modern readers of the Homeric tales the Iliad and the Odyssey may well be bewildered by the narrow distinction between gods and human beings among the characters and between historical fact and poetic fancy in the story.

This relatively narrow distinction is embodied quite well by Facebook, itself.

These narrow distinctions reflect the struggle to remain impartial while publishing more and more interpretive material.

In terms of ideas in conservation about sacred sites, it also further narrows the distinction between the sacred and other areas of land.

Separate sites in prefrontal cortex showed tuning to broad and narrow conceptual distinctions, with tuning in relatively anterior sites showing invariance to stimulus form and providing a good match to behavioral similarity ratings.

Among the things in this narrower range, a distinction, although not a precise one, is made between fine and useful art.

The Supreme Court's recent decision in Boumediene v Bush further narrowed any legal distinction between holding the detainees at Guantánamo or within the territorial boundaries of the United States.

Indeed, as portfolios of value funds become more different from one another, the distinction narrows between value funds and so-called blend funds, which are designed to invest in both value and growth stocks.

The distinction between narrow and general artificial intelligence is crucial.

The court's decision is a narrow one, recognizing the distinction the patent system must make between natural phenomena like DNA and the invention or discovery of "any new and useful... composition of matter".