Sentence examples for recognize the distinction between from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mesulam was the first in modern times to recognize the distinction between P.P.A. and other forms of dementia.

Unlike Congressional Republicans, Mr. Bush seems to recognize the distinction between principled opposition and vengeful obstructionism, and to know how destructive the latter can be.

If we don't recognize the distinction between passionate political speech and terrorism now, it may be too late to protest later.

Well, it's only weird if you don't recognize the distinction between the "we" that is the American press corps (and the political class writ large) and the "we" that is the American people as a whole.

R. Scott Appleby, director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism at Notre Dame, said priests "must recognize the distinction between doctrine and canon law and rubrics on the one hand and pastoral application of that policy on the other.

"Islam does not recognize the distinction between religion and politics.

As a first step, a faculty developer should recognize the distinctions between these communities.

In 1927 the German scholar Diedrich Westermann recognized the distinction between the Western Sudanic (now called Niger-Congo) and the Eastern Sudanic (now called Nilo-Saharan) languages.

We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself.

"We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself," Judge Robert Cowen wrote in the panel's majority opinion.

The Letter of Aristeas, a document derived from the middle of the 2nd century bce that describes the origin of the Septuagint, recognizes the distinction between carelessly copied scrolls of the Pentateuch and an authoritative Temple scroll in the hands of the high priest in Jerusalem.