Sentence examples for their distinctions from inspiring English sources

As double acts go, they've certainly got their distinctions sorted out.

The two stages of the process of speciation can be characterized, finally, by outlining their distinctions.

The drives still do pretty much the same thing, but now the makers have to convince you of their distinctions.

White Americans used the word "nigger" to define who they were by defining what they were not, and their distinctions were sanctioned by God, as they imagined Him.

Classical music is supposedly in a period when national traditions and performance styles are losing their distinctions in an increasingly homogenized musical world.

The strategy is complicated by the fact that the rest of the Republican candidates are also sharpening their distinctions with Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich in an effort to raise doubts about both men in the eyes of conservative voters.

Some wanted to see whether their distinction was deserved.

Our understanding of pattern-A tumors and their distinction from in-situ adenocarcinoma requires further study.

The heterogeneity of the clothes is as extreme as their distinction.

To hold the rank of Professor, candidates are expected to be widely recognized for their distinction.

Using this design, we detected the H2O2 produced by freshly isolated PMA-activated neutrophils allowing their distinction from naïve neutrophils.