Sentence examples for powerful distinction from inspiring English sources

Larry Sabato, a professor of politics at the University of Virginia, draws a powerful distinction: "Strategist is a grander title, conjuring up the image of Karl Rove, James Carville and other political Houdinis.... Advisers advise, but strategists direct.

Donny makes another very powerful distinction that applies here and now.

The powerful distinction of social class, which gives stratified shape to a society based upon the principle of social inequality, disconnects people of different socioeconomic backgrounds.

Right now, river herring are listed as "Species of Concern" by the National Marine Fisheries Service; a nice but not very powerful distinction.

Dylan is a powerful creative figure: the distinction of his verbal art makes it reasonable to look for poetry in his visual art, even if it is not as original as his songs.

While attempts to clamp down on flat rentals have traditionally found strong support from the powerful hotel lobby, the distinction between the two markets is increasingly blurred as big business invests in private short-term properties.

Imazio et al. [ 25] showed that SSRs were not a powerful tool for clonal distinction of V. vinifera 'Traminer'.

The politically conservative Nashville star John Rich draws this moral distinction in his powerful new hit single "Shuttin' Detroit Down".

Ever since the pioneering anthropological documentaries of Robert Flaherty and Merian C. Cooper in the 1920s, and Albert and David Maysles 'direct cinema' documentaries of the '60s and '70s, the cinema has played a powerful role in collapsing the distinctions between peoples and creating a sense of empathy and common humanity.

It's a crude distinction, but an emotionally powerful one.

Because gender was mutable, the sex/gender distinction gave feminists a powerful tool to look for ways to address women's oppression.