Sentence examples for simple distinction from inspiring English sources

Understand this simple distinction and you're halfway to wisdom.

A frequent companion of the idea of a simple distinction between black and white is the idea of a simple distinction between racists and non-racists.

"There is no longer a simple distinction between war and peace", Houghton said.

Perhaps a simple distinction can help resolve many of the perplexities of life in our brave new world.

This used to be quite a simple distinction: if I phone a colleague on the next desk over, that's an internal communication.

I think there's a very simple distinction, and it doesn't diminish entertainment in any way, because we all want it and we all enjoy it.

But beyond that simple-minded distinction, slaves were thrown together on ships and on plantations regardless of where they came from.

Now, I hope I've demonstrate that those boundaries are much more fluid than that simple-minded distinction suggests, and that symphonies that are supposed bulwarks of "purity" or "integrity" are as porous to meanings, interpretations, and story-telling – often more so!

In other respects, though, the staging avoids simple distinctions between good and evil, joy and sorrow, suffering and relief.

The annual appearance of trees on Broadway can help complicate our overly simple distinctions of where we end and where nature begins.

So to handicap the race between a bricks-and-mortar giant and an Internet-only specialist in this category -- or others -- means looking beyond simple distinctions of virtual and traditional.