Sentence examples for comfortably distinguished from inspiring English sources

The man, comical but also grotesque, chivalric but also clueless, embodies desires that cannot be comfortably distinguished from the wish to quiet her: You've heard of planting lotuses in a fire, she says.

The engineer explained that people who watched television would be called "lookers-in," asking one another, "Did you look in last night?" They would comfortably distinguish between "live" shows and "dead" ones, which had been prerecorded; they would know strange words such as "audio" and "video" and understand the new meanings of "ghost" and "noise".

Distinguished CPA.

Distinguished Authorities!

Distinguished civil engineer.

They're distinguished academics.

Is he "distinguished"?

Little distinguished his family.

The prose is distinguished.

Three things distinguished him.

Three subspecies are distinguished.