Sentence examples for been distinguished from from inspiring English sources

Keret, born in 1967, has often been distinguished from Israeli writers of the previous generation by virtue of his whimsy.

The Postclassic Period as a whole has also been distinguished from the Classic on the basis of assumed major changes in Meso-American political, economic, and social institutions.

As I've noted in earlier columns, the Dynegy case has been distinguished from inception by hardball tactics that the parent company shareholders have used to try to salvage some value, after their earlier attempts for a merger or takeover failed.

While transient impairment and personalistic fatigue generally have not been distinguished from each other by many psychologists, in numerous studies impairment, rather than the feeling of fatigue, has been the point of interest.

The inhibiting character of the superficial layer has been distinguished from its autopassivating character.

It has a complex content without being compositional, and without the elements having been distinguished from one another.

Expression must be distinguished from evocation.

It is distinguished from rime riche.

Can "animal health" be distinguished from spirit?

Demythologization should be distinguished from secularization.

It is distinguished from rime suffisante.