Sentence examples for on distinction from inspiring English sources

Along the way, Japanese learned a bit of humility and, in one interview after another, remembered kinship rather than their traditional emphasis on distinction from other Asians.

Admission will be based primarily on distinction in undergraduate or graduate work, including evidence of high achievement in history or related fields, and evidence of adequate preparation in one of the East Asian languages.

Damian Marley, twenty-seven years old and the youngest of Bob Marley's seven sons, has achieved something unique in a family not short on distinction: his third album, "Welcome to Jamrock," débuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 7, better than any of his father's albums.

But, she said, the kind of accusations the Americans worry about -- based on distinction between military and civilian targets, for example -- differ from the bulk of crimes tried at The Hague, which "are based on rules of war that are bright-line rules: Don't slaughter P.O.W.'s, don't ravish women, don't put P.O.W.'s in the front line to de-mine no man's land".

By Sasha Frere-Jones Damian Marley, twenty-seven years old and the youngest of Bob Marley's seven sons, has achieved something unique in a family not short on distinction: his third album, "Welcome to Jamrock," débuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 7, better than any of his father's albums.

In this study, an analysis of the nuclear D3 region of the 28S rRNA gene to delimit species-like units is compared to results based on distinction of morphospecies.

My take on that distinction focuses to two points.

Focusing on distinctions in pedagogical approaches encourages one to think more rigorously about educational values and aims.

There is a primer on distinctions between a Goth and a raver.

In sum, affirmative action should focus on distinctions of economic class, not race.

Denominations were based, after all, on distinctions of social class, region, ethnicity and race, along with (perhaps more than) distinctions of doctrine, practice and polity.