In every room of the presbytery, "a crucifix hung, the dying God in each case exhibiting some distinction of anguish, some greater or lesser contortion of his naked body, a musculature more or less racked.
By the early 1970s Gough had succeeded in shaking off his horror image and had pleasingly matured into a character actor of some distinction, one of that band of British performers whose faces are better known than their names.
The achievement was of some distinction to Mrs. Jacobs, inas much as her "star," Personality, had won the Preakness.
To start by drawing some distinctions between types of learning does not rule out the possibility of seeing whether the various cases studied do have anything in common.
Though negative stereotypes of homelessness were mostly consistent across all respondents, there were some distinctions by country of origin.
I wonder if you can make some distinctions between those types of private donations and what it takes to build social capital.
It offers some distinctions between the concept of markets and related concepts, as well as a brief outline of historical positions vis-à-vis markets.
However, some distinctions in previous studies of NANOG and NANOGP8 RT-PCR products, and some conclusions regarding the presence or absence of NANOGP8 expression in cancer cells, were based on unreliable polymorphic variants and may have been incorrect.
Mario Martin del Campo's "Gato con Pez" ("Cat With Fish") (1998) carries some of the distinctions of Rufino Tamayo's paintings, including his stylized Cubism and an emphasis on skeletal details.
Increased mobility of the village populations inevitably means that some of the distinctions of the songs sung in the various local pubs have been lost, admits Russell, but he says he is confident in the future of the tradition.
