Sentence examples for distinguish right from inspiring English sources

Cardona can distinguish right and wrong.

He said people were unwilling to distinguish right from wrong.

Serena said: "I think as a competitor and as a professional, you should be able to distinguish right and wrong.

Despite the alter-ego, his father told his commander that Specialist Marko could distinguish right from wrong, fantasy from reality.

Let's distinguish right away between the official who allegedly leaked the documents and the politician who received them.

The objective of the curriculum is to cultivate our students' capacity to distinguish right from wrong and to think independently.

The opinion-poll method of distinguishing right from wrong is widely accepted among politicians.

In any event, none of them seem to have been capable of distinguishing right from wrong.

Under Texas law, which has a strict standard for the insanity defense, Mrs. Yates could have been found not guilty only if jurors believed she suffered from a mental defect that prevented her from distinguishing right from wrong.

Where there is no harm or benefit, Feuerbach contends, there is no criterion for distinguishing right from wrong (SM, 75 76).

There was lower sensitivity (69 78 %) in distinguishing right main-stem bronchus intubation from tracheal intubation, possibly due to transmitted movement of the left lung from right lung expansion [68].