Sentence examples for being distinguished by from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, scholars sometimes segment Lacan's evolution into three main periods, with each period being distinguished by the priority of one of the registers: the early Lacan of the Imaginary (1930s and 1940s), the middle Lacan of the Symbolic (1950s), and the late Lacan of the Real (1960s and 1970s).

In addition to being distinguished by a personal relationship with Jesus and a high view of Scripture, evangelicals have provided an unwavering political base and a solid theological backbone for the death penalty in America -- until now.

Three types of interdisciplinary teams are planned in Quebec [ 8, 10, 11], i.e., local, regional and supraregional--the two latter being distinguished by the degree of specialization of the services offered and their consulting role.

CQC have adopted a traffic light system in their new quality ratings, with the top two quality ratings both being green but being distinguished by shape; outstanding is a green star and good is a green circle (http://www.cqc.org.uk/content/care-homes).

Specimens are distinguished by fluorescence.

The sprints are distinguished by their brevity.

Twill weave is distinguished by diagonal lines.

They are distinguished by relatively few characteristics.

They are distinguished by their unphotographic look.

Venetian mirrors are distinguished by their frames, which are glass.

Her ghazals are distinguished by a particularly light touch.