Sentence examples for old distinction from inspiring English sources

Give up that old distinction between documentary and feature film.

The old distinction between a political player and a would be professional journalist is breaking down," he says.

In cricket, the old distinction between gentlemen and players has disappeared, and theatre may be moving in the same direction.

In the 12th century the old distinction between Westphalians and Angrians fell into disuse, and all Saxony west of the Weser River came to be called Westphalia.

The old distinction between good guys and bad guys will not pass in an America suddenly aware of its own corruption and compromise.

Perhaps the most important finding in today's poll, however, is that the old distinction between UK and Scottish elections has ceased to apply".

A distinctive, bilingual Hispanic American culture is blurring old distinctions between Mexican-Americans and other Latinos.

Old distinctions between art, craft, design and architecture have dissolved.

Out go the old distinctions between upper, middle and working classes.

Young artists have given me that license, because the old distinctions don't exist for them".

The old distinctions could be forgotten; a comic book could be as influential as Shakespeare.