Sentence examples for distinguished from another from inspiring English sources

One retail temple on Madison Avenue can often be distinguished from another only by the shade of beige on the wall.

One molecule is distinguished from another by the positions of the carbon-carbon double bonds and by the structure of the hydrocarbon side chain on the fourth ring.

Based on our knowledge about what type of learner there are and how they are embedded in the learning situation at a given time, one individual can be distinguished from another.

It's through such notable events that one life is distinguished from another; in fact, in an informal way, you might quantify your well-being as the sum total of notable events you experience across time.

No, there is a dedicated dogma for it, called Dogma of the Virgin Birth of Jesus, which must, in turn, be distinguished from another dogma, whose title now I cannot recollect, stating that the Virgin Mary remained virgin even after Jesus was born.

The primary effusion lymphoma must be distinguished from another lymphoproliferative disease of the pleura that is the pyothorax-associated lymphoma.

But when one bank account is hard to distinguish from another, this is increasingly difficult.

14 It is easier to distinguish a hospital from a national average than it is to distinguish from another hospital.

Could the colors be distinguished from one another if they were reprinted in black and white?

If chemicals are to be distinguished from one another, they must stimulate separate cells.

The increase stems mainly from better knowledge and diagnostic techniques that allow diseases to be distinguished from one another.