draw a distinction

They didn't seem to draw much distinction between the two.

He did not draw distinctions between their music and his own.

It was not possible to draw a clear distinction between the two.

But they said a distinction should be drawn when only the husband and the wife were involved.

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

The President moved quickly to correct himself and in so doing drew a nice distinction.

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

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

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

The risk, of course, is that distinctions will not be drawn.