Sentence examples for the subtle distinction from inspiring English sources

For another risk lies in the subtle distinction between "global warming" and "climate change".

Moreover, another class reading resonance question, is the subtle distinction between what is right and what is wrong and what is legal and illegal.

Not a pearl of Confucian wisdom, but the subtle distinction made by Birmingham City's vice-chairman, Peter Pannu, which encapsulates the constraints under which Chris Hughton has worked the near-miracle of guiding the relegated Carling Cup holders into the Championship play-off zone for the first time this season.

By using the weighting kernel, the subtle distinction in the interpolation process between both images can be reflected properly.

It's important to understand the subtle distinction here.

The rest of the population is capable of accepting that the human race has self-medicated for aeons, and will do so for aeons more, while at the same time recognizing the subtle distinction that it might not be cool to have this stuff pouring from every vending machine.

(Brown's work for the trio of backup singers--The Subtle Distinctions, they call them--is especially smooth).

They don't convey the subtle distinctions that an intelligence analyst would make.

The subtle distinctions Fairlie and I were trying to make turn out to be vulnerable to misrepresentation.

The difference between biodegradable and compostable may not be apparent to consumers, and the subtle distinctions could make the new pods a hard sell.

But the cells promise more than the chance to get together with strangers and hash out the subtle distinctions of Tom Peters.