Sentence examples for a time distinguished by from inspiring English sources

Geology deals with the now: the 10,000-year-old Holocene epoch, a peculiarly stable and clement part of the Quaternary period, a time distinguished by regular shifts into and out of ice ages.

The mid- to late 1990's were a time distinguished by an economic prosperity that contributed stability and an abundance of material resources to many families, he said, adding that it was also an era of "much greater openness in American society" to discussion of religion and spirituality.

"It's amazing to see how many people still remember that, because I haven't really done much, in terms of movies, in a long time". Distinguished by an oversized Afro, Kelly played college football but believed he had a better chance at becoming a karate champion than making it into the NFL.

In 1973 a few years after women were first admitted to the University, a tigress accompanied the well-known male mascot for the first time, distinguished by orange bows on her head and tail.

A software spellchecker has a hard time distinguishing between "bean" and "been" and "tale" and "tail".

Tacitus states that the Goths at this time were distinguished by their round shields, their short swords, and their obedience toward their kings.

The tracks "Countdown" and "End of Time" were distinguished by their musical and lyrical experimentalism.

Still, critics have a hard time distinguishing between the two.

Ida has a hard time distinguishing my features now.

have a hard time distinguishing between love and lust/possession/desire.

I was having a hard time distinguishing between reality and hallucinations.