Sentence examples for notes the distinction between from inspiring English sources

She looks with palpable intensity, notes the distinction between the figures in the foreground and those in the background, closer to Jesus: "The closer they are to us, the less attention they pay him," she notes.

As the House of Commons Library notes "the distinction between these concepts is complex and the subject of much debate".

Connolly et al. [15: p. 93] noted the distinction between Tel Anafa and Pherai glasses which form distinct groups when plotted together.

Mr. Klein was also quick to note the distinction between school and campus, saying, "We don't name buildings".

But when it comes to the Post-it Note, the distinction between design and invention is more ambiguous.

(Market Week, Oct. 9) have noted the distinction between the broad inflation rate and the core rate, which removes food and energy costs.

It's important for other reasons as well to note the distinction between houses for which online booking is available and those for which it is not.

A different reader noted the distinction between Ash's verse and LaMotte's: "Part of the reason for the poetry not being memorable is because the character of Christabel LaMotte is a minor Victorian poet, so naturally the poems are not going to be that great".

After the evening service the Sabbath comes to a close with the havdala ("distinction") ceremony, which consists of a benediction noting the distinction between Sabbath and weekday, usually recited over a cup of wine accompanied by a spice box and candle.

Note the distinction between the two sides of the transaction.

It is important here to note the distinction between theoretical and practical authority.