Sentence examples for on the distinctions from inspiring English sources

This course will begin with a review of some of the distinctive features of common and less common brain tumours, with particular focus on the distinctions that make a difference in approach.

Eight male choreographer-dancers weighed in on the distinctions and popularity of men in dance today.

Stratton and Calthrop are soon fighting the enemy within: the Right Club, whose aristocratic members demand that Britain fight with, not against, Hitler.Laura Wilson is good on the distinctions of class, accent and vocabulary that divide Calthrop and Stratton.

Mr. Carter's goal here was to avoid letting the piano line lapse into harmonic support, and he accomplished it by keeping a sharp focus on the distinctions between piano and string sound.

I've written fairly often about the merits of Eastwood's movies — he's an essential modern political filmmaker whose career, from the start ("Play Misty for Me"), has pivoted on the distinctions between public and private life, between the public image that a public figure creates and the intimate needs and desires of the person whose image is part of his or her livelihood.

Drawing on the distinctions between this case and the earlier rulings on all-male clubs, the chief justice said that, to claim the First Amendment's protection, "a group must engage in some form of expression, whether it be public or private".

These species, which represented six classes based on morphological characters, were always separated into two groups based on the distinction of one characteristic for each time Table 1.

Here are some of the major ones on offer: Constitution accounts pivot on the distinction between constitution and identity.

Mr. Kelly insists on the distinction between the man and the character.

In particular, comment on the distinction the author draws between "story-truth" and "happening-truth" (p.179-180).

But he never elaborates on the distinction and never returns to it.