Sentences with phrase «such distinctions»

Of course, the best resume formats may not make such distinctions as they should be more multipurpose than that.

The goal, of course, is to make all such distinctions moot.

Also, it's not like Microsoft is the only company that's ever had to deal with such distinctions.

Single limit policies make no such distinctions.

However, such distinctions will find little favour with a Fitness to Practise Panel.

Such distinctions are certainly relevant to the issue of whether the right to respect for «home» is engaged.

The Supreme Court reversed, concluding that «it would prove difficult, if not impossible, for judges to administer evidentiary rules under which a «gatekeeping» obligation depended on a distinction between «scientific» knowledge and «technical» or «other specialized» knowledge, since there is no clear line dividing the one from the others and no convincing need to make such distinctions.»

Such distinctions are justified if they correspond to real, objective, substantive, differences between the groups.

Because the profession is seemingly comfortable with binary distinctions, an expansion of such distinctions may be a viable path forward.

(Such distinctions seem a bit fussy, however, when you consider that all three were typical American moderns in the pastoral mode.)

Sadie Benning's materially ambiguous constructions are often described as paintings, but such distinctions feel artificial.

«Image World» glides over such distinctions, as if the organizers of the exhibition wanted to avoid dealing substantively with the fundamental political and philosophical issues raised by the works they chose to display, and instead preferred to dwell in superficialities.

Or better, he chose not to make any such distinctions — indeed, many of these photos are incorporated into paintings.

It would be hard to point out in words just what these regional differences might be, though such distinctions may appear to emerge when experiencing these artworks throughout the same gallery space.

In this way, one can say that her works are abstract without being non-representational, or rather, that they problematize the presuppositions that attend such distinctions in the first place.

The anthropological flavor imparted by the presentation suggests that such distinctions might not matter, and that the marks, for all that they reveal about the anonymous people who made them, are part of a formal ecosystem that also includes the colors and textures of the walls on which they are drawn.

8 RACHEL ROSE (SERPENTINE GALLERIES, LONDON; CURATED BY EMMA ENDERBY) Rose's camera seems capable of penetrating all the stuff that surrounds us, revealing that perhaps living things aren't, entirely; and dead things aren't quite so, either — and making us wonder about such distinctions in the first place.

The multifarious artist's colorful geometry, rendered in a range of techniques, was applied to so many surfaces and objects that it irritated the distinction made between art and design in the 1920s and»30s — and continues to provoke thoughts about such distinctions here, featured in an art exhibition at an institution devoted to design.

This is why such distinctions as tasteful and tasteless seem beside the point when looking at and thinking about Saul's garish work, which is just one reason why he is such an important artist.

Gawky, totemic, retina - tingling and multi-layered, Tom Burckhardt's paintings don't just split the difference between representation and abstraction; they render such distinctions null and void.

It makes one wonder instead how such distinctions could ever have mattered.

The study was unable to segregate and compare between Kennel Club registered and unregistered dogs but ongoing efforts underway within the VetCompass ™ Programme should enable such distinctions in the future and could contribute to greater clarity on the health comparisons between these two groups.

The importance of such distinctions was often lost on plan sponsors, fiduciaries, and participants.

Safe Withdrawal Rate analysis is only beginning to take advantage of such distinctions.

Mark Doty's books of poetry and nonfiction prose have been honored with such distinctions as the National Book Critics Circle Award, the PEN / Martha Albrand Award, the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, a Whiting Writers» Award, a Lila Wallace — Reader's Digest Writers» Award, and, in the United Kingdom, the T. S. Eliot Prize.

All this other stuff is just an elitist, bitter heap of self - important malarkey from someone that, by his own standards, isn't qualified to make such distinctions anyway.

I am, by the blog writer's definition, a «real» author, and I don't believe there needs to be such distinctions.

Such distinctions are not so easily made.

She argues rightly that such distinctions do not matter in themselves.

The two men were of course eternally honored to be given such distinctions, but neither was granted a good month (I think holidays generate more heat with this crowd), and Fred was even unlucky enough to be cast off to the barren wasteland of January.

This is also down to a strong set of performers and while it's rare to see an all - female ensemble in a film of this ilk, Garland has little time for gender, imagining a future where such distinctions don't warrant recognition.

Even less is known about the assembly of the neural net within the mouse olfactory system, which, in the end, enables the individual to distinguish one smell from another with astonishing specificity and to remember such distinctions over time.

In the animal world, such distinctions may result from evolution.

In response to the news item, Rush Limbaugh had a particularly offensive broadcast (although with El Rushbo, it's kinda hard to make such distinctions) in which he opined that «one of the benefits of school being out [is]... your kids losing weight because they're starving to death out there because there's no school meal being provided» He then suggested, among other things, that hungry kids should Dumpster - dive for food.

Martin's problem is that he makes no such distinctions.

When I make such distinctions, I have an obligation to the writer to explain my choices.

Such distinctions pose questions that can not be answered, but only listed.

A similar approach is to assert that good and evil are due to the partial human perspective, and that God is beyond such distinctions.

Actually such distinctions as we have made are necessarily artificial, since experience is an indivisible whole, and such aspects as we have discussed are abstractions from the whole.

The teacher praises the swift foot, the skilled hand, the sharp eye, and the keen intellect of the student; while in the master's eye there are no such distinctions.

Up to a comparatively recent date such distinctions as those between what has been verified and what is only conjectured, between the impersonal and the personal aspects of existence, were hardly suspected or conceived.

(Mark 10:2 - 9) Clearly then it is not the formal authority which is binding on men; if a man can make such distinctions in Scripture, evidently the insight to recognize what is demanded by God is attributed to him.

Such distinctions and differences are cross-cutting, sometimes putting one with «us» and sometimes with «them.»

Claiming to be not simply an accidental nineteenth - century invention but a timeless truth about human sexual nature, this framework puts on airs, deceiving those who adopt its labels into believing that such distinctions are worth far more than they really are.

But most queer theorists — and, for that matter, most academics throughout the humanities and the social / behavioral disciplines today — will readily concede that such distinctions are fledgling constructs and not much more.

The world of Mahayana Buddhism provides us with multiple examples of concrete modes of consciousness and experience in which not even the hint of such distinctions is possible.

Actually, everyone makes such distinctions whether he realizes it or not.

To read him on any subject is to be forced to look, through such distinctions, from many angles of vision at once.

An essential characteristic of historical existence is precisely the absence of such distinctions.

Ancient man could not conceptualize such distinctions.