Sentence examples for regional distinctions from inspiring English sources

Regional distinctions, however, did exist.

Italian-American restaurants ignore regional distinctions.

California may be so homogenous that such regional distinctions have become less relevant.

And for all the regional distinctions shown by search data, at least one trait unifies the nation's cooks.

Lined up side by side, they throw regional distinctions, which in some cases signify doctrinal differences, into relief.

The president represents an America where racial and regional distinctions are often harder to discern than they used to be.

Indeed, in a region that has seen the continual blurring of regional distinction, the heat -- or, rather, one's opinion of it -- has always served as an enduring line of demarcation between native Southerners and Yankee expatriates.

SALEM, Ore .— Some say America has been homogenized, a chain-store nation bereft of regional distinction in dialect or dinner.

Beyond reflecting the author's own eager and curious palate, the reason for all these meals is that, in Italian culture, food reveals history and regional distinction.

Some trucks — loncheras — are adorned with names or artwork that signifies the region of Mexico that the vendor hails from, and the food served often also has a regional distinction.

I assume I don't have to tell you how Cabernet has sunk its teeth deep into Chile, Argentina, Australia and South Africa, though as members of the new world, they are still developing regional distinction.