Sentence examples for distinguished it is from inspiring English sources
(Even if one grants that character and policies can be distinguished, it is useful to know how reckless a politician can be).
If particulars and individuals are thus distinguished, it is by no means clear that only particulars exist, or indeed that they exist at all; it could be that they are no more than abstract aspects of genuinely concrete entities such as persons or material things.
There's no point claiming that Davies' trumping and wanking material is comedically distinguished; it isn't.
But when a case is distinguished it is not often thought that the law was one thing until the later decision of a court, and now another thing.
Although in the ICF, the domains in "Activities and Participation" are given as a single list and the components of "Activities" and "Participation" are not distinguished, it is also possible to designate some domains as activities and others as participation [ 4].
What distinguished it was the passion of its conviction, however naïve, that architecture could be an agent for profound social change.
What had distinguished it was gone: scenes that weren't immediately fathomable, pauses and puzzles and lingerings, a pervading sense of a powerful and idiosyncratic mind at work.
By the 11th century it was rich, and by the 12th (when the branches of San Luca, San Severo, and San Moisè can already be distinguished) it was competing for the highest posts in church and state.
As it turned out, the architecture of the cave is plenty distinguished — it's a cool and elegantly proportioned backdrop for the art, but it's powerful in its own right.
Much of science is trying to understand the world around us — what distinguishes it is its systematic, evidence-based approach to determining cause and effect.
