Sentence examples for At distinguishing from inspiring English sources

"It's good at distinguishing big differences and good at magnifying very, very small differences".

Brown has already proved deft at distinguishing himself from the national party.

This is why pedantic attempts at distinguishing civil liberties from human rights become faintly ridiculous.

The programme proved less reliable at distinguishing cases of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

It's better at distinguishing the important from the unimportant, and making the important more prestigious.

In addition, X-rays are poor at distinguishing between objects of identical shape but different composition.

Consumers also are adept at distinguishing top-quality content from material not good enough for the finished product.

How confident are you at distinguishing between the work of an art world legend and that of an unknown student?

The tawny-flanked prinia was very poor at distinguishing a similar-appearing foreign egg from its own by sight.

Field's more recent work has shown that the brain is very good at distinguishing an emotional touch from a similar, but non-emotional, one.

Indeed, for someone so fascinated by the nature of reality, Dick was none too adept at distinguishing it from the contents of his own head.