Sentence examples for distinguish good from inspiring English sources

Knowing how to distinguish good information from bad information".

But gradually, I learned to detect the nuances that distinguish good food from great.

What if the human mind were incapable of settling on solid truth that could distinguish good from evil?

Lack of attainment targets will also make it harder for teachers to distinguish good quality teaching and learning, he adds.

Sequestration is a fanatically mindless piece of legislation that can't distinguish good government programs from bad ones.

To help distinguish good controls from bad, some dos and don'ts endorsed by the G20 might help.

They are unable to distinguish good from evil in international politics and cannot imagine they have been used.

They are time spent at the memory factory; a factory which does not distinguish good from bad, just memorable from not.

Correction: The public editor column on Aug. 27 about how to distinguish good polling from bad misspelled the surname of the director of surveys for CBS News.

Meanwhile, the Oliver parody is sincerely delightful — full of the attentive details and poetic grace notes that distinguish good children's books.

He contends that the patent office has neither the time nor the expertise needed to distinguish good patents from bad. "It's a cold war," he says.