Sentence examples for be distinguishable from from inspiring English sources

Klages believed human beings to be distinguishable from other animals by a "spirit" (Geist) that underlies the human capacity to think and to will.

How they'll be distinguishable from the usual subway evangelists remains to be seen.

So it is, as an object, merely designed to be distinguishable from the United States flag.

However evolved they become, robots will always be distinguishable from humans.

The song of a good (ie, healthy) individual should therefore be distinguishable from that of a sick one.

These services would be "distinguishable from traditional broadband Internet access services," the two companies said in a joint blog post.

For barter schemes like yours and mine to be distinguishable from theft, they must be knowingly accepted by both parties in the transaction.

But the result will be a three-dimensional image; concrete, steel and water will all be distinguishable from uranium, plutonium and other very heavy materials.

His original intention was merely to offer his readers "transparency," so that his "strong viewpoint" would be distinguishable from the facts that he presented.

Yes, Yvette Cooper should have been shadow chancellor; but at least we now have one who (unlike the caretaker) will be distinguishable from George Osborne.

These services, the companies said, would have to be "distinguishable from traditional broadband Internet access services and are not designed to circumvent the rules".