Sentence examples for character distinguished from inspiring English sources

For the Love of Spock gives viewers a glimpse at why a character distinguished by funny ears and arched eyebrows somehow became a symbol for scientific thought and a progressive outlook on the future — just as an oh-so-60s TV show somehow introduced a set of characters and a universe that are still going strong.

For the Love of Spock gives viewers a glimpse at why a character distinguished by funny ears and arched eyebrows somehow became a symbol for scientific thought and a progressive outlook on the future — just as an oh-so-60s TV show somehow introduced a set of characters and a universe that are still going strong.

Although this character distinguishes Acrocanthosaurus atokensis from basally-positioned allosauroids, the carcharodontosaurian species Mapusaurus roseae is also scored for a reduced glenoid ridge.

Moreover, the two species have the same chromosome numbers (2n = 54), and this character distinguishes them from the other genera in the tribe Mutisieae [ 20].

The morphology of diplomonads is extremely similar to the morphology of enteromonads – the main character distinguishing these two groups is the doubled karyomastigont of diplomonads [ 3, 7].

We therefore reason that because there is a distinct change in the developmental state of the post-palatal bridge at the Stikine River area and this character distinguishes M. rutilus from M. gapperi.

Interestingly, rat iNS cells maintained in the presence of LIF/CHIR/Y have an anterior-ventral hindbrain character, distinguishing them from mouse iNS cells maintained in the presence of FGF2/EGF [16] or rosette human NS cells [23].

We are awash in a "princess" culture, in which girls — very little girls — idolize a subset of characters distinguished mainly by their cinched waistlines, their ability to accessorize with a diadem, and an arbitrary title.

The use of color, particularly reds and blues to express the anxiety and desires of the film's characters, distinguished this film from the original Housemaids dark, shadowy black-and-white photography.

The Russos appear to deliver not fan service but self-service — they convey the sense that they're comic-book readers who revel in the characters' distinguishing traits and skills, their backstories and relationships.

The moths that resulted from this cross showed that characters distinguishing local varieties were transmitted to the offspring and, therefore, could be explained in terms of Mendelian laws as being determined by genes.