Sentence examples for distinguished far from inspiring English sources

These packed-earth structures were distinguished far more by their sanctity than by their beauty and, the hope is, can be rebuilt.

Despite plenty of pontificating and prevaricating, rarely are these notions complex, or even unique; clubs are distinguished far more by history than principle.

The development Huxley had in mind would enable different parts of a single striated muscle fibre to be distinguished far more easily and with greater precision than can be attained by conventional microscopy.

In the second stage, 1D MUSIC method was used to distinguish far-field and near-field sources and provided the ranges of the near-field sources based on the estimated DOAs.

In the second stage, based on the estimated DOAs, simple one-dimensional MUSIC spectrum is exploited to distinguish far-field and near-field sources and estimate the ranges of near-field sources.

His family was distinguished but far from rich, and had definite republican associations.

"Steve Ballmer will be defined by how he manages this tremendous Internet transformation over the next few years, and his record hasn't been distinguished so far," said George F. Colony, chief executive of Forrester Research, a technology research firm.

In a spring offensive largely distinguished so far by suicide attacks and bombings, many observers said the attack on a hospital — even a military hospital — hit a new low.