Sentence examples for distinguished from being from inspiring English sources

As Descartes writes: "there are never any sure signs by means of which being awake can be distinguished from being asleep" (Med. 1, AT 7 19).

The existence of something must thus be distinguished from its being what it is.

Default logics must be distinguished from what are called "defeasible" logics, even though the two are closely related.

They are a post-Cold War generation to whom the old red-baiting of socialism, which has always been distinguished from communism, is just so much hokum.

However, Hughes' case can be distinguished from Hayden's in one crucial respect: the level of competition provided by their respective contemporaries.

However, a set of miRNAs that allowed UA to be distinguished from SA was not found [ 68].

This is to be distinguished from factors, which are multiplied.

Botanically, "spines" are distinguished from "thorns": spines are modified leaves, and thorns are modified branches.

Sharply distinguished from Italy were the provinces of the empire.

Revenue from taxes on gambling, as distinguished from lotteries, was obtained from The American Gaming Association.

It appears that immunity provided by the "killed-virus vaccine" - which is the way this vaccine is distinguished from others - is durable.