make a distinction

Examples (10)

• It's important to make a distinction between being assertive and being aggressive.
• The law makes a clear distinction between manslaughter and murder.
• In his analysis, the historian made a crucial distinction between primary and secondary sources.
• When writing your essay, you must make a distinction between correlation and causation.
• Making a distinction between different types of customer feedback is key to improving our service.
• Why do some people fail to make a distinction between personal opinion and objective fact?
• We will need to make a distinction in our policy to address these unique cases.
• He has always made a sharp distinction between his professional and private life.
• She is perceptive and can make subtle distinctions that others might miss.
• Society often makes a distinction based on wealth and social status.