distinction
Example Sentences
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Technology “sees” the world as a series of flows and processes without meaningful distinctions.
From Salon
Though the film isn’t of much aesthetic distinction, it tells a story of such robustly drawn characters and bright battle lines that it feels almost ready-made for a Broadway-musical adaptation.
Just-war distinctions on how war is to be fought separate the noble profession of soldier from the terrorist.
This is an important distinction: surviving spouses still have more flexibility than married spouses when deciding which benefit to take first.
From MarketWatch
In fact, she sees it as a sign that more people are recognizing an important distinction between lifespan and healthspan.
From Science Daily
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