Perhaps the key is to distinguish between the public and the private.

They did not distinguish between the past and the future.

We should be able to distinguish between those two things.

To find out, we have to distinguish needs from wants.

They take no time to learn about them or distinguish who's who.

He was trying to learn to distinguish between the two.

One has to distinguish between the individual and the practice.

And who is to distinguish such a process from the state of war?

Or, at least, the only one they had been able to distinguish.

Since then, though, he had done nothing to distinguish himself.

A bit of light came through them and I could distinguish everybody.

No way were they hard to distinguish one from the other.

Since then, more than 100 women in different areas have been distinguished.

The first people were not able to distinguish between the two.

To distinguish between these two cases is often difficult in practice.

The city is also distinguished as a center of higher education.

Many have distinguished themselves in political office and the military.

She can no longer distinguish real life from her work in show business.

Several of his children have distinguished themselves in public service.

They can distinguish between light and dark, but no more.

Four of them are very similar and sometimes difficult to distinguish.

Very often is quite difficult to distinguish one from the other.

Whether the day was at hand or the night, she could not distinguish.

He could distinguish no words, but two men were talking.

I could distinguish only two words of what he said.

She was not even the most distinguished one in Washington.

He also is the last of a distinguished family line.

Over the years, the school has had a number of distinguished teachers.

As our distinguished leader, he brought out the best in us.

His father was from an old distinguished military and legal family.

The result was better, but not his idea of a distinguished author.

"I should never think of myself as a distinguished man."

"And how did you come to such a distinguished position?"

He is the country's first King to have made a distinguished career in public service.

"I thought you never left the side of your distinguished husband," he said.

"I think you have a long and distinguished public career."

He was among the best known and most distinguished scientists of his time.

As individuals, you have all given long and distinguished military service to the nation.

Some of the students believed a distinguished women's college should have asked a woman important in her own right.

I did not realize he had such a distinguished past.

She has a very distinguished history in dealing with these issues.

We look toward a bright and even more distinguished future.

The son of these old people was a most distinguished youth.

He was also named a distinguished professor in the history department.

In this form the magazine had a long and distinguished history.

This eventually led to other distinguished and more important work.

He also had a distinguished stage career, which began at the age of 11.

The court is one of the most distinguished high courts in the country.

"So, let me tell you the results of my research into a very distinguished professor," he began.

The moon has had a long and distinguished history in Western art.