Sentence examples for could distinguish from inspiring English sources
No one could distinguish between syphilis and gonorrhoea.
The Nazi sympathies meant the Leave campaigners could distinguish themselves from Mair.
Masipa had found that "at the relevant time, the accused could distinguish between right and wrong".
One could distinguish between the two through colour, but even then the difference can be slight.
Or, rather, that they could distinguish themselves by the ardor of their commitment to Rand's teaching.
"I was a poor, helpless, miserable wretch; I knew, and could distinguish, nothing".
Republicans said Americans could distinguish between the president's agenda and the agendas of Congressional candidates.
By such acoustic fingerprints, Saradzhev could distinguish all four thousand of Moscow's church bells.
They found that elephants could distinguish the smells of people from hidden pieces of clothing.
After reading your blog post I wondered if you could distinguish by motive.
He did not explain how an atomic bomb could distinguish between a capitalist and a communist.
