The unlettered make no distinctions as to origins.
It's perfectly clear that the Arabs make no distinctions between the West Bank and Israel".
"Religion was not only all bunk to them but they made no distinctions," Chrisemer has told me.
He describes the museum's summer program as "a workshop in which there are no distinctions between math, science or art".
Even so, to Allen's astonishment, those in the audience who might know better made no distinctions between fact and fiction.
"If everything seems to be the same and no distinctions are made, then we won't know what to protect.
Disparities in prices and portion sizes (the menu and blackboard make no distinctions between appetizers and entrees) are significant.
There are no distinctions between members inducted on the first writers' ballot and those who wait decades for the veterans' committee.
The troupe's roster makes no distinctions of rank, but the casting will usually tell you who is most on Morris's mind at that moment.
"After all, there are no distinctions between people who live here – we look the same, dress the same, speak one language and share the same heritage and customs".
