Sentence examples for distinguished as more from inspiring English sources

In this way 'all emeralds are green' could be distinguished as more entrenched than 'all emeralds are grue'.

They were more distinguished as verbal artists than as thinkers; the finest of them have a superb command of concrete detail and vivid illustration.

November 19 2012 Monk wasn't an original member of the Judson Dance Theatre, and she's more distinguished as a composer and vocalist than as a choreographer or dancer.

In addition, it is observed that the magnetic field effect on the dynamic response is more distinguished as the nonlocal parameter increases while by increasing the foundation and structural damping coefficients, this effect diminishes.

Last Saturday saw an airing, without obvious peg, of the last ever episode of Dad's Army – immediately identifiable as such by the baggy pace, heady sentimentality and genuinely immense age of the cast (you don't see wrinkles as distinguished as John Le Mesurier's on primetime any more).

A total of 27 independent sublineages could be distinguished, as one MLE lineage can derive more than one MITE sublineage in different species (e.g., Dromar22 and Dromar11) or within the same species (e.g., Dromar7 and Dromar11).

It means that scatterers whose normalized amplitude is more than 0.5 are distinguished as dominant scatterers.

The exercise of power might also become more hard to distinguish, as data resources provided companies with more direct access to people's intimate life spheres.

Mr. Kelley's sensibility and writing, smartly attuned to the ambiguity of social problems, should distinguish this as more than a show about teachers.

Languishing in third place in the late 1980s, King Kar set out to distinguish itself as more "Chinese" and hence a more deserving thirst quencher than its big-spending foreign rivals, Coke and Pepsi.

Pictorious distinguishes itself as more than just an ill-advised Instagram clone with their photo challenges feature.