Sentence examples for distinguishable words from inspiring English sources

But, as the number of distinguishable words in a language can run into the tens of thousands (written English has a recorded vocabulary of more than 500,000 words), the number of logographic characters to be memorized is extremely large.

"My name is―" Kid Rock rapped in the first distinguishable words on "Bawitdaba," which became the biggest hit on his own major-label debut album, "Devil Without a Cause," the one that launched him to fame.

He usually poses with his hands at his side, but for this piece, Liu holds up the barely-distinguishable word "Future" as it fades into the background.

In other words, no distinguishable end in sight for this dynamic team.

Text The entire GEO database (2009-11-2 freeze) wasearcheded with the following criteria: platform as GPL96 (Affymetrix HG-U133A) or GPL570 (HG-U133plus2.0), sample source containing one of the 24 distinguishable human organ/tissues and key word in the sample-related fields containing "normal".

Distractors should distract the test takers from the correct answer because of their similarity to the target word, but at the same time, they should be clearly distinguishable in meaning from the target word in the reading passage.

The Homeric poems, with which most ancient writers can safely be assumed to be intimately familiar, use the word 'soul' in two distinguishable, probably related, ways.

In other words, the ICC measures how distinguishable the subjects are.

If the product wasn't distinguishable, they had to distinguish the packaging.

The word "risk" has several clearly distinguishable meanings, in both technology and other social areas.

In Valla's words, "human and computer activity is hardly distinguishable.