Sentence examples for saw a distinction from inspiring English sources

But White House officials said they saw a distinction between companies tracking customers and the government doing similar monitoring.

Mr. McCain did not do enough beforehand to lay the groundwork for the speech, they say, nor did he make clear enough that he saw a distinction between the Christian right leaders and rank and file social conservatives.

Indeed, when those rivals reduced their cover prices in 1861 to one penny the NoW maintained its two penny price, suggesting "that it saw a distinction between its type of coverage and relative gravitas, and the more popular, sensational language of the penny press".

Some of the students even saw a distinction between the different teachers' ways of engaging the students in a task.

There is little indication, however, that the public saw a distinction between married and unmarried people in terms of rights to birth control information.

"In my research into the pop culture figure of the mass murderer, I saw a distinction between the modern, Freudian 'psychokiller,' a person who himself was the victim, so to speak, of uncontrollable compulsions to kill, versus the postmodern, rational, deliberate 'serial killer.'".

That sounds like management, but Mr. Adams sees a distinction.

"I don't really see a distinction," Judge Jackson said.

But Mr. Jones sees a distinction when the coverage is positive.

My point to you is that I see a distinction between the two games.

The novelist and critic Alison Lurie sees a distinction between English humour, which tends to understatement, and American, which enjoys overstatement.