Sentence examples for on that distinction from inspiring English sources

Researchers are "a little bit loose" on that distinction, Stephen Wu, a researcher on a related project, told Pacific Standard magazine.

"The Uses of Enchantment" pivots on that distinction.

Congress based its coverage formula on that distinction.

Modernist art and literature, in this version of the story, depended on that distinction to give its products critical authority.

"My slogan on that distinction is, 'We respect Muhammad, we do not respect Mohamed Atta.' " Jihadism, he said, is "racist, homophobic, totalitarian, genocidal, inquisitorial and imperialistic.

Building on that distinction, Copland House has booked the 2011 Pulitzer winner, Zhou Long, and the 2010 winner, Jennifer Higdon, on Oct. 30 and April 15, respectively.

While it is not the case — as rumored — that the Androscoggin actually caught on fire (that distinction belonged to the Cuyahoga River, in Cleveland), after that terrible summer the state of Maine did set up a commission to study the Androscoggin's pollution.

Dignitarian governance--be it academic, corporate, or civic -- rests on precisely that distinction.

Smith/Greenland was not one of the biggest players on the block — that distinction went to agencies like Ogilvy & Mather and Doyle Dane Bernbach — but its work was considered feisty and cheerfully unorthodox.

In tours of Abu Dis, they found out what Palestinians know: Abu Dis and the other two villages may not be Jerusalem, but on the ground that distinction vanishes.

On top of that distinction, the format, a Magic: the Gathering-style card game, presents a relatively high barrier to entry, and the absence of a browser or phone version further limits the potential pool of players.