Sentence examples for be clearly distinguishable from inspiring English sources

The Egyptians insisted that the force's uniform had to be clearly distinguishable.

That's what our brave suffragette foremothers intended!" In fairness to Wolf, alternative explanations keep coming for sexually offensive behaviour that should now, even for inebriated old farts and the cretinous authors of Uni Lad (an online site aimed at the younger creep), be clearly distinguishable from the compliments, admiration and consensual courtship that are common to all workplaces.

Similarly, we assumed that the cognitive process of creating is very similar to the cognitive processes of analyzing and applying and might not be clearly distinguishable in the empirical data.

Distractors should distract the test takers from the correct answer because of their similarity to the target word, but at the same time, they should be clearly distinguishable in meaning from the target word in the reading passage.

The 1395 cm−1 peak could also refer to the calcium carbonate (chalk) presence: despite the absence of the typical calcium carbonate peak (875 cm−1) on the verso, this value seems to be clearly distinguishable on the recto at 879 cm−1 [16 18].

The broadcast potentially broke a ruling that advertising and teleshopping must be clearly distinguishable from editorial content.

The present case is clearly distinguishable.

The Snellenberger case is clearly distinguishable from the present case.

Within this framework, cognitive and motivational (conative) states are clearly distinguishable.

The banding patterns by RAPD-PCR showed that the three cultural types were clearly distinguishable.

Bombing is extremely effective against targets that are clearly distinguishable from civilians and friendly forces.