Sentence examples for * question distinguishes from inspiring English sources

And the negative answer Virginia law provides to the question distinguishes capital punishment here from much of the rest of the country and most of the rest of the world.

One of the most popular, still taught in some American law enforcement agencies, is that whether you look to the left or right when asked a question distinguishes the liar from the truthful person.

One way of thinking about what unifies many feminist theorists is an interest in what difference, if any, the practical experience of gender makes to the subject matter or study of justice; how different feminists answer this question distinguishes them from each other and from those alternative distributive principles that most inspire their thinking.

Item discrimination (D) measures how well a question distinguishes between students whose total pre- or post-test scores identify them as generally high performing (top 1/3) or low performing (bottom 1/3).

One general question distinguished vegetarian diets and diets rich in vegetables, fruits, meat, or fish.

She couldn't ask questions, distinguish you from me, or employ socially interactive speech such as hello or thank you.

In this work we address the question: what distinguishes one sub-group of SBEs from another?

We are not able to see anything peculiar in the business here in question which distinguishes it from ordinary manufacture and production.

Representationalism raises the question: what distinguishes a (possible) state of affairs from a mere representation of it?

It is a good question what distinguishes those properties defined by relativization and restriction that we are willing to count as forms of necessity from the rest.

Even though she started from a completely different field, from the very beginning she was obsessed by one question: What distinguishes life from matter?