distinction

The catalog begins with fin de siècle Europe, when the emergence of mass publishing began to lead to a firmer distinction between subordinate illustrators and visionary fine artists.

In Wiggle Room, the distinction between dancers and non-dancers dissolves and the inner child guides the way — instinct trumps technique.

"The scrambled plain text was found, but without the coding method or the key. This is a very important distinction," he separately told a news conference in November.

They drew a sharp distinction between themselves and the Colored people in the village of Institute, whom they deemed inferior and considered “farmers.”

Summers holds Harvard’s highest faculty distinction as a university professor and has taught at the school for years.