draw a distinction

It was the first time his father had drawn a distinction between himself and others.

"I want to draw a distinction between two words," he said.

I could no longer draw a distinction between the war and my presence in it.

I usually think you can draw a distinction between the artist and his art.

Many people are drawing a distinction between old disputes and current ones.

We need to draw a distinction here in order to be fair and honest.

The answer lies in drawing a distinction between Israel and its present government.

The Court drew a distinction between this exception and the case before it.

English speakers, for example, draw a distinction between blue and green.

Researchers have drawn a distinction between two types of politics in schools.

"I have never drawn a distinction between the architecture, the engineering and the art."

But he still draws a distinction between resistance and terrorism.

This may be idiosyncratic of me, but I draw a distinction between the two.

Nowhere does she draw a distinction between Lily's point of view and her own.

The poll did not draw a distinction between players and managers.

But he drew a distinction between adoption proceedings and other family cases.

"And I think that's why it's important to draw a distinction here.

And they drew a distinction between two waves of Russian immigrants.

I believe that we need to draw a distinction and simply give priority to human well-being.

I wish to draw a distinction between negotiation and assistance.

A plan may draw a distinction between employees and their dependents.

The Government has now drawn a distinction between recreational and competitive sports.

I think this shows us how difficult it is in practice to draw a distinction, even where the proportions are concerned.

The directive does not, however, draw a distinction between these two types of activity.

Prosecutors hastened to draw a distinction between the two cases.