Sentence examples for distinguished explains from inspiring English sources

For Europeans, "dignity, honor, and the right to private life" are among the most important of fundamental rights -- "mainly the right for the (moral and legal) integrity of a person not to be infringed and for a sphere of privacy to be maintained and distinguished," explains University of Zurich Law Professor Rolf Weber.

In voices that Levy tries carefully to distinguish, each explains him- or herself.

Three different flow regimes have been distinguished to explain the hydrodynamics of the overall vessel (i.e., multiple impeller system).

"The thing that distinguishes us," explains CEO James Nicholson, "is that we can get down to a specific street level on the ads".

The different characteristics of the beating oscillations near the upper and lower equivalence ratio limits are distinguished and explained by the coupling between the low frequency flame pulsations and the thermoacoustic instability.

Gender variance vs. gender dysphoria should be distinguished and explained.

Together, these two sets of conclusions bolster a point made by Clarke and Cornish (2000) and by Farrell et al. (1995): theories and policies should distinguish between explaining and preventing initial crime involvement, and explaining or preventing subsequent crimes given involvement.

"Our platform can't distinguish," Dalton explained.

However, Kroenke et al. noted that the PHQ-15 could not completely replace the GPs clinical judgment as it cannot distinguish between explained and unexplained symptoms.

Gradually, though, he relaxed, and tried to explain what distinguished Facebook from other sites.

Common descent and natural selection are carefully distinguished, with natural selection explained with a droll fictional example: 'the Skörg™ (Animalis fictionalis)'.