Sentence examples for understood the distinction from inspiring English sources
Nobody else understood the distinction.
If only the politicians holding the purse strings cared about — even understood — the distinction.
At the time, I understood the distinction and didn't think I'd have to alter my practice substantially.
But, he said, the Xhosa had not understood the distinction between an expression of guilt and a formal apology, which London has declined to offer.
He said he believed that Israel understood the distinction, at least for now, and that the need was to "get away from this whole environment of strike and counterstrike".
Eighteenth-century observers, in other words, understood the distinction between history and fiction not merely and maybe not even predominantly as a distinction between truth and invention but as a distinction between stories by, about, and of interest to men and stories by, about, and of interest to women.
He should understand the distinction.
Does Mr. Romney understand the distinction?
"I don't understand the distinction".
But I'm not sure that I understand the distinction.
"I don't understand the distinction there," the judge said.
