distinction.

He looked at her; never had she seemed so alluring, so representative of what he called distinction.

The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig; a Novel David Graham Phillips 1889

I had the same problem as I have with my jurors about not understanding certain distinction.

Breakfast in Bed desayunoencama 2004

But without going into details, he was a charming fellow -- clever, urbane, free-handed, and with that fortunate quality in his appearance which is known as distinction.

Confidence 1879

The society, which she drew round her, was less elegant and more vicious, than that of the Countess Lacleur: but, as she had address enough to throw a veil, though but a slight one, over the worst part of her character, she was still visited by many persons of what is called distinction.

The Mysteries of Udolpho Ann Ward Radcliffe 1793

One honor I'm sure the Bobby Jones / Pelz wedges has which no other wedge does, is the "three name distinction."

Hooked On Golf Blog 2008

a slight one, over the worst part of her character, she was still visited by many persons of what is called distinction.

The Mysteries of Udolpho 2004

Bonfils is really in a league of his own, and deserves this kind of distinction.

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They're trying to establish some kind of distinction.

Rebels Without a Cause 2005

They're trying to establish some kind of distinction.

Rebels Without a Cause 2005

They're trying to establish some kind of distinction.

Rebels Without a Cause 2005