Sentence examples for over the distinction from inspiring English sources

Pauli and Jung mulled over the distinction.

But in either case, Ailes isn't losing sleep over the distinction.

He laboured over the distinction between two kinds of action: sign action, or semiosis, and dynamic, or mechanical, action.

After Bush, Democrats thought the way to paper over the distinction between liberals and radical lefties was to call everyone progressives.

But the imprecise language suggested that Mr. Romney had stumbled over the distinction at the core of the debate over whether a military strike against Iran is justified.

The late pianist Charles Rosen, in his book on Beethoven's sonatas, observed that players tend to gloss over the distinction, and confessed that he used to do the same.

New Jersey drivers have paid the highest average car insurance rates in the nation since 1993, taking over the dubious distinction from Hawaii.

God is thus over and above the distinction of subject and object; man's knowledge is but a reflex or picture of the infinite essence.

Perhaps this debate also over-emphasises the distinction between taxonomic and environmental surrogates, rather than acknowledging the extreme heterogeneity of surrogacy value offered by choices within these two broad classes, and the need for any choice to be based on ecological and biogeographic understanding of the relationship between a surrogate and the underlying conservation objectives.

A day or two more and a quite different dynamic would begin to take over the surface distinctions among people that can be comfortably laughed at now would become divisive, fault lines between winners and losers.

Woman 1 (slurring over the distinctions) "But what's the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist".