Sentence examples for distinguished being from inspiring English sources

Hare had long distinguished being in pain, to which one may be indifferent (if the pain is slight, or if one has undergone prefrontal lobotomy), and suffering, which entails having a desire (not necessarily overriding) to escape it.

With in situ hybridization these cells were clearly distinguished, being located in the posterior subnucleus of BSTL (Fig.  5d).

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).

Equally distinguished was his account of the impact of his Parkinson's disease, diagnosed in 1991.

What was metaphysically distinguished is now physically indistinguishable.

The third major category we distinguished was Intrapersonal Processes.

This failure to distinguish was no accident.

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

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

Learning to distinguish is part of growing up.