Sentence examples for distinguishable from the common from inspiring English sources

As such, they are seldom distinguishable from the common fodder of ordinary light musical theatre, or indeed of Victorian melodrama.

How they'll be distinguishable from the usual subway evangelists remains to be seen.

That's what our brave suffragette foremothers intended!" In fairness to Wolf, alternative explanations keep coming for sexually offensive behaviour that should now, even for inebriated old farts and the cretinous authors of Uni Lad (an online site aimed at the younger creep), be clearly distinguishable from the compliments, admiration and consensual courtship that are common to all workplaces.

Since common global structural homologs usually possess a large structural alignment size, i.e., the number of structurally aligned/equivalent residues, they can be easily distinguished from DS-related homologs, which are not so easily distinguishable from common homologs with only partial or low structural similarities.

These AD-linked supranuclear cataracts are phenotypically, anatomically, ultrastructurally, and biochemically distinguishable from common age-related nuclear cataracts.

Furthermore, possible adverse reactions might not be distinguishable from common sleepiness or behavioural problems due to normal wake/sleep patterns seen in children below this age.

True art is distinguishable from the junk of its epoch by the singularity of its vision.

The figures of Adam and Eve are distant and barely distinguishable from the wilderness beyond them.

Yet the crust was soft, barely distinguishable from the interior, and the bread was overly chewy.

So it is, as an object, merely designed to be distinguishable from the United States flag.

So how are they distinguishable from the California citizenry in general?" she asked.