Sentence examples for the same distinctions from inspiring English sources

What makes these patterns remarkable is that the hapless machinery of the common law has unwittingly made its way to the same distinctions and insights reflected in years of research by humor scholars on the topic of incongruity, superiority, and release humor.

The same distinctions apply to what used, in the old Leavisite days of continuous aesthetic judgment, to be called high culture, in which, bewildered by the sheer variety of material out there, people can read certain kinds of books while blind to the fact that certain other kinds even exist and with no F R Leavis, or indeed anyone else, to rebuke them.

The same distinctions must also be made regarding eternity.

The same distinctions hold across the arts, though differently in different arts, and somewhat more naturally in some than others.

But then the direct utilitarian can appeal to the same distinctions among praiseworthiness and blameworthiness that the sanction utilitarian appeals to, while denying that her own deontic distinctions track blame and praise.

He distinguishes between absolute and relative motion, true and apparent motion, and mathematical and common motion (the same distinctions hold for time, space and place), and the former item in each of these three pairings is a concept that coheres with the laws of motion.

Two other brothers have earned the same distinction.

The fragile ecosystems themselves might not make the same distinction.

The old Christian saw "love the sinner, and hate the sin" articulates the same distinction.

It used the same distinction in fighting the war in Afghanistan.

Statements from Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple, AOL and Paltalk made the same distinction.