Sentence examples for sharper distinction from inspiring English sources

In Joe's time, there was a sharper distinction between business and espionage.

Later in the day, pressed about Mr. Kelly, Ms. Quinn drew an even sharper distinction with the current administration.

In subsequent apocalyptic literature, a sharper distinction between body and soul was entertained, and the latter was conceived of as existing separately in a disembodied state after death.

Whole Foods is trying to draw a sharper distinction between itself and its competitors, in part by making shoppers feel more empowered about their purchasing decisions.

There is a recognizable tavern where the Forester, the Priest and the Schoolmaster enjoy libations, but for both sets and costumes a sharper distinction between the animal and human realms would have been welcome.

Bennett may have the ghost of a point when he insists on a sharper distinction between Islam and "Islamism" but if he wants more discrimination here he must learn not to muddy the same waters himself.

We need sharper distinctions in a Twitter-based news age, not foggier.

He's an evolving young artist who needs to draw sharper distinctions between his greater and lesser ideas.

Some people like long, natural-looking layers, while others choose bolder looks with sharper distinctions between the different hair lengths.

Another sharp distinction is on the issue of capital punishment.

But, over time, he'd stopped drawing a sharp distinction between the various levels of punishment.