Sentence examples for be distinguished not only from inspiring English sources

Criticism in this narrow sense can be distinguished not only from aesthetics (the philosophy of artistic value) but also from other matters that may concern the student of literature: biographical questions, bibliography, historical knowledge, sources and influences, and problems of method.

These communities can be distinguished not only by means of the dominant species, but also by the abundance of different biological forms.

Recently, it has been shown that these bands can be distinguished not only for pure Ge films, but also for Ge-doped high-k oxides [8 10].

This means that the CTSR data support that the students and items can be distinguished not only by content in the items but also by the tier of the item.

This means that the LPDI data reveal that the students and items can be distinguished not only by content in the items, but also by the tier of the item.

We note that CHD and JPT can be distinguished not only by PCA together with other populations but also by PCA by themselves (data not shown).

Roubini's work was distinguished not only by his conclusions but also by his approach.

The new sketch shows I saw were distinguished not only by being funny, which they were, but by their anything-goes invention.

His covers are distinguished not only by their striking visuals but by a sensibility that appreciates fashion while poking fun at its excesses.

Spring inTexas is distinguished not only by the magnificent blanketing of the countruside with vast seas of bluebonnets but also by the onset of the tornado season.

The Roman Empire was distinguished not only for its outstanding army the foundation upon which the whole empire rested but also for its accomplishments in intellectual endeavours.