distinctions in A Sentence

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    Later, social Distinctions became more pronounced and rigid.

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    Like all Distinctions, this.

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    Health officials also clarified the Distinctions between isolation and quarantine.

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    The Distinctions between science, engineering and technology are not always clear.

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    I contend that there are clear and significant Distinctions between them.

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    I can't make those fine pizza Distinctions like some New Yorkers can.

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    This wedding was a public demonstration that the church repudiated the caste Distinctions.

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    They will be able to grant a degree, diploma, and other academic Distinctions.

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    What are the four stages of adolescence, and what are important Distinctions between them?

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    James 2:4-have you not made Distinctions among yourselves, and become judges with evil motives?

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    Good, bad- Distinctions all belong to the mind, and the witnessing is undivided, one.

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    Similarly aftershave balms and lotions, although only for men, come of various types with some Distinctions.

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    There is considerable overlap between the two fields and Distinctions between them continue to fade.

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    Observe Distinctions in cable and wire colors to ensure that operate can be carried out precisely.

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    Category learning and change: differences in sensitivity to information that enhances or reduces intercategory Distinctions.

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    Market strategist Phil Dow believes Distinctions exist"between the current market malaise" and the Great Depression.

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    Further, the notable chemical Distinctions between the asteroids suggest they were never part of one planet.

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    Even if scientific Distinctions between races could be made, the idea of a“ pure” race is fiction.

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    He draws Distinctions between several types of public gatherings("gatherings","situations","social occasions") and types of audiences acquainted versus unacquainted.

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    And these Distinctions, he said,"are sometimes based on races, on religion, on class and always based on gender".

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    Upper-class taste is characterized by refined and subtle Distinctions, and it places intrinsic value on aesthetic experience.

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    Love astrology is just feeling with the assistance of which we can evacuate the Distinctions of color, position.

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    They both lead to inflamed airways that can make breathing difficult, but key Distinctions separate the two conditions.

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    In addition to these physical or emotional Distinctions, one can also look at spiritual attributes showing demonic influence.

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    Astrology love just feeling with the help of which we can evacuate the Distinctions of color, position.

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    I finished medical school and graduate school, received many certifications, honors, Distinctions and awards, and even won many competitions.

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    The term"vegetative state" sounds a lot like"coma" or"brain-dead," but there are actually clear Distinctions between each of these conditions.

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    When class Distinctions began to creep into the early Christian congregation, the writer James, under inspiration, condemned it roundly.

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    Lawyers are called upon to make Distinctions, to explain how and why cases or experiences are alike or different.

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    He has various academic Distinctions to his credit and is a key technical speaker in In-house Capability Building seminars & workshops.

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