Sentence examples for To be distinguished from inspiring English sources

Accurate reports had to be distinguished from false ones.

I never wanted to be distinguished by being a woman".

Such faith is to be distinguished from knowledge.

How, in principle, are these situations to be distinguished?

Italy wants the Neapolitan pizza to be distinguished from rivals such as New York-style pizza.

The two homophones needed to be distinguished, and hence the variant spelling lede was invented".

It is not clear how this is to be distinguished from a high-flown sadism".

Ross expected The New Yorker to be distinguished for its wit, art, integrity, and discrimination.

These two effects need to be distinguished and considered separately.

This enables these phytoplankton groups to be distinguished from space.

The gradient magnitude is easier to be distinguished.