Sentence examples for distinguished it from inspiring English sources

Serco's confidence, research and omnivorousness distinguished it from its rivals.

He reinvigorated the notion of national service, and distinguished it from its more flaccid cousin, voluntarism.

The show offered no answer as to what distinguished it, and its star, from the packed slate of live morning broadcasts.

The key to 4chan's popularity (and what distinguished it from its progenitor Something Awful) was the Japanese bulletin board Poole had adapted for English use.

Owen was amazed to see how its symmetrical flakes distinguished it from an ordinary stone.

Its gaff-rigged mainsail distinguished it from the completely square-rigged brig, though the two terms came to be used interchangeably.

What distinguished it was the passion of its conviction, however naïve, that architecture could be an agent for profound social change.

Shoppers even took to calling it Tar-ZHAY, in the mock French fashion, because of its flair for style, which distinguished it from Wal-Mart.

Ad was also mapped electophysiologically by its characteristic bursting patterns, which distinguished it from the overlying arcopallium.

Strain LT-1T had only 95%16SS rRNA gene identity to its nearest relative, A. caeni, which distinguished it as a novel genus.

In preparation for the court battle ahead, Universal agreed to allow Tiger to continue producing its King Kong game as long as they distinguished it from Donkey Kong.