But the larger question goes to all four: What, if anything, distinguishes comic entertainment from art in the sense that art is understood in the fine-art world?
One child likes basketball, another painting; at first hardly anything distinguishes the two: both struggle to make baskets, and neither one can yet draw a credible house.
Which might lead the reader to ask an equally important question: Just what, if anything, distinguishes Brackmann's suspense novel from the competition?
If anything distinguishes the Tonys show from its closest cousins, the Oscar and Emmy broadcasts, it is those excerpts from the nominated productions.
Does anything distinguish this book from the run of genre fiction, which Adams here dismisses as "Ludlum and Patterson and airport Bantam books"?
This, more than anything, distinguishes it from other recent upheavals such as the "people power" revolutions of the Arab spring, the fall of communism in Europe and the toppling of Indonesia's President Suharto.
What if anything, distinguishes burlesque from peep show workers or nightclub strippers?
She said that if anything distinguishes Matsuzaka, it is that even though the meat is riddled with fat, one tastes the flavor and feels the texture of the meat only.
An adequate account of the causal relation should reveal where the causal lines run, which direction the causal arrows point, and what if anything distinguishes causes from mere background conditions.
But more than anything, what distinguished the streets of San Crist? were the indigenous people, who wore the traditional outfits of their native towns.
