Sentence examples for distinguished from what from inspiring English sources

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

I must emphasise that these comments are made wearing my hat as an intellectual, theorist and polemicist, which needs to be distinguished from what the practice is doing.

"The lawsuit's aim is to force the US navy to be honest about what it needs to do, as distinguished from what it merely wants to do," Henkin told the Guardian.

Their expansions are to be distinguished from what [600] calls BGK expansions after Berezanskii, Browder, Gårding, Gel'fand and Kac (see references in [600]).

This is introspective use of 'perception' and should be sharply distinguished from what the perceptual theorists mean when they claim that feeling pain involves perceiving something.

There are four concepts of human activity which are commonly called 'art', but which according to Collingwood, should be sharply distinguished from what he calls 'art proper'.

As John Hurlbut, a senior vice president at Atari, points out, a game like this, involving the simulation of architectural models via computer, is pretty hard to distinguish from what many architects actually do for a living.

After telling this lie over and over again, it became so integrated into the architecture of his piece that it became impossible to remove or, perhaps, to distinguish from what really happened.

I have had my share of nightmares -- terror dreams that are hard to distinguish from what really happened to me, in that cell, all those years ago.

Organismal or genomic features fixed by drift in small populations will potentially impact speciation and extinction, and species selection itself will often be difficult to distinguish from what might be called species drift.

He distinguished it from what he called superficial "fancy", and described it in a wonderful phrase as "the esemplastic or shaping power".