Sentence examples for that distinctions from inspiring English sources

The bloggers (ie, creators) are one another's audience, so that distinctions between the two disappear.

The De Beers-LVMH deal is the latest sign that distinctions along the pipeline are disappearing.

There is no doubt in my mind that public rage after the expenses scandal was such that distinctions between parties just completely disappeared.

The delivery of the actors, many of whom are nonprofessionals, flattens speech to the point that distinctions between irony and sincerity, between questions and exclamations are erased.

He added that distinctions between comment and news had become so blurred that it was rare to find newspapers reporting precisely what a politician was saying.

The court in that case reasoned that distinctions on the basis of pregnancy were not distinctions between men and women but between pregnant women and all non-pregnant people.

"You earn that distinction.

The Internet has removed that distinction.

He shared that distinction alone with Beckett.

(About 30 hold that distinction now).

Somalia's capital has lost that distinction.