Sentence examples for be distinguished from mere from inspiring English sources

How is conscious irony to be distinguished from mere ambivalence, or allusiveness from allegory?

Corelli and other Italian pioneers had led off with more movements (insofar as separate movements can be distinguished from mere sectional changes in their concerti).

Two more well-known women on Twitter have received bomb threats, as the historian Mary Beard called for repeated threats of violence and death against her and other women using the site to be distinguished from mere abuse.

The use of land necessary for the undertakings specified is to be distinguished from mere licenses to travel over, graze cattle on, or otherwise use or occupy land without investment for construction or improvements.

Therefore, sensitivity can be distinguished from mere sensation.

Yet many questions remain about desert: how can it be distinguished from mere entitlement?

Like every substantial building that has gone up in Manhattan in the past decade, Saana's design demonstrates the fecundity that occurs when the idea of context is distinguished from mere adjacency.

The victims, who were beaten if they resisted, sold their bodies to customers for as little as $35.Trafficking is distinguished from mere immigrant-smuggling by the degree of coercion, deception and exploitation.

The Commission found that these spur tracks were portions of the terminal facilities of the carriers with whose lines they connected, being distinguished from mere plant facilities such as were under consideration in Chicago & A. R. Co. v. United States, 26 L.R.A. N.S). 551, 84 C. C. A. 324, 156 Fed.

Visual individual recognition, which is distinguished from mere visual discrimination, has been studied in only few mammalian species.

Such a system must be distinguished from the mere existence of marketplaces, which originated far back in history.