Sentence examples for overcoming distinctions from inspiring English sources
The Afghan president, Mr. Karzai, said the election had shown the American people overcoming distinctions "of race and color while electing their president" and thereby helping to bring "the same values to the rest of the world sooner or later".
The researchers, Ray and Emily, tried to frame their questions neutrally, being interested whether anonymous online participation would overcome distinctions between "service provider" and "service user".
Buri has attempted to overcome this distinction.
A growing body of interpretive management accounting studies, often based on fieldwork, is continuing to develop approaches that seek to overcome that distinction by exploring the various ways in which accounting can become part of the contexts in which it operates.
Pragmatism is presented as the 'mediating philosophy' that enables us to overcome the distinction between the tender-minded and the tough-minded: we need to show how adherence to tough-minded epistemic standards does not prevent our adopting the kind of worldview to which the tender-minded aspire.
QUESTION FROM BENJAMIN BARRETT: When it comes to overcoming procrastination, is the distinction made between self-imposed deadlines and deadlines that you have to meet for someone else (e.g. a boss, co-worker, or family member)?
A promising approach to overcome the difficult distinction of LEAT variants will be to identify specific molecular signatures, which is also helpful to clarify their histogenesis and epileptogenicity.
Housman, after finally overcoming his Oxford failure and achieving distinction as an academic, wrote to Jackson, "I would much rather have followed you round the world and blacked your boots".
It's a subtle yet important distinction you guys need to get with, and the first step in you guys overcoming your lamentable Islamophobia.
