1.   The saying draws attention to the crucial distinction between outward words and behaviour and inner integrity and authentic devotion -- a distinction which RE must share with pupils.

2.   But the crucial distinction is between the ones who get eaten, and the ones who do the eating.

3.   By now, most drivers know the crucial distinctions between rear drive and front drive.

4.   Depending on whose argument is being made here, there may be crucial scholarly distinctions at stake.

5.   Facing political demands that he resign, Fischer has tried to draw crucial distinctions.

6.   For the gentleman soldier, maintaining that fine but crucial distinction could well be the most difficult challenge of the campaign.

7.   His lawyers, however, drew a crucial distinction in their opening statement, saying that Mohamed had committed an evil act but was not an evil man.

8.   In the end, it was a crucial distinction.

9.   It is amazing how routinely this crucial distinction is glossed over.

10.   It is a crucial distinction now, after years of players gorging at the NBA buffet of riches.