Examples of using Distinctions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I don't make such distinctions.
The distinctions between male and female are disappearing.
Gary, I don't make distinctions like that.
Parra himself does not believe in such distinctions.
I just thought that the distinctions were separating us.
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Social distinctions can be based only on the common utility.
The heart makes no such distinctions.
Distinctions between the two are getting smaller and smaller.
You must learn to make these distinctions.
Distinctions between‘left' and‘right' have become less meaningful.
This division is based on distinctions in the soil of each area.
But Purim is thatone day when we learned to move beyond those distinctions.
If Black people want to make these distinctions, that is their business.
Social distinctions may be based only upon general usefulness.
Many have rightfully questioned the distinctions between these prototypes.
Shades of meaning matter;the terminology and prose must make fine distinctions.
If you do not understand these distinctions, I really worry about you.
Furthermore, why doesn't the exhibition address this absence of distinctions?
Why are there not such fundamental distinctions between horses and zebras?
You need a sharp mind and a developed consciousness to make these distinctions.".
However, there are massive distinctions between the two diseases as well.
To brand citizens according to“national” criteria which are nothing but ethnic and religious distinctions?
At other times, subtle distinctions within the dream itself are significant.
This would be a great book to use for discussing the distinctions between the genres.
It has created class distinctions and developed the insane concept of privilege.
Then why do you still insist on making unnecessary distinctions and drawing lines?
This article explains the key distinctions between a licence agreement and a franchise agreement.
The multitude of images seems to collapse distinctions between humans, machines, and nature.
Edmund Burke, by drawing some distinctions, helps us to see key differences.
That is why generic, social and psychological distinctions make obesity and thinness preferentially feminine.
