Sentence examples for distinguish is from inspiring English sources

To distinguish is not to discriminate but to respect differences".

Ikonos provides near real-time imagery (it passes over a given spot every three days) with a resolution of 0.82 metres meaning that the smallest feature it can distinguish is 0.82 metres across.

This initial scan yields a picture that has a resolution of about 500 microns (in other words, the smallest object it can distinguish is 500 microns across).That done, sections of the core 2-3cm long, whose porosity is of particular interest, are subject to further study.

The number of different odor mixtures people can distinguish is several orders of magnitude larger than anticipated.

A simple example non-cognitivists need to be able to distinguish is that judgements of rightness from judgements of goodness.

The last category I distinguish is the type 2 processing of the central executive in working memory: decision making, planning, overruling experience, and self-regulation.

This failure to distinguish was no accident.

Then I began to think the inability to distinguish was perhaps a definition of love.

What was metaphysically distinguished is now physically indistinguishable.

Numerous poets, of whom the most distinguished was Henry Vaughan, attempted to imitate him.

Far more distinguished was a now classic adaptation of Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely (1944).