Fortunately, however, most Americans are still capable of recognizing the vast moral distinction between the supreme punishment, by execution, of a cold-blooded killer, and the supreme brutality of unprovoked murder.
It might seem like a little game of semantics Jack is playing, but the distinction is vast.
Its service offered vast opportunities for social distinction, depending on the vessels it was brewed in, the time it was taken, the comestibles with which it was consumed, who poured, whether milk was added before or after the pouring, the sorts of cups in which it was served, whether it was sweetened, and so on.
There may still be many Chinas, but the movies are fast becoming their own sovereign domain, a vast, featureless country in which local distinctions are lost.
(33 Records 33JAZZ 104) In his long career, Duke Ellington composed a vast amount of music, some of great distinction, which simply vanished beneath the deluge of new material.
As you can discover on the vast majority of Web sites, that prepositional distinction between opting "in" and "out" marks the difference between meaningful and disingenuous respect for privacy.
This distinction is explained, and the vast literature on it summarised, elsewhere in this encyclopaedia; the following therefore focuses only on Berlin's original argument, which has often been misunderstood, in part because of ambiguities in Berlin's account.
This distinction is important because the vast majority of stays are less than one week.
Vast as it was, Chicago ignored the distinctions between freedom and isolation, between independence and selfishness, between privacy and loneliness.
Overall, our results show that species-level distinctions are possible for the vast majority of vaginally relevant genera using ~400 base V1-V3 sequence reads such as those generated using the Roche 454 FLX Titanium sequencing technology.
Uluru was not the first land rights victory – that distinction belongs to Wave Hill, a vast Northern Territory cattle station returned (in large part) to the Gurindji people in 1975 after a nine-year fight.
