Sentence examples for distinguished little from inspiring English sources

Lean, understated, enlivened with touches of Asia and Provence, this is a discreetly distinguished little hotel -- especially if you can snag a room like 514, a suite that looks down on the Pike Place Market and beyond to Elliott Bay and the peaks of the Olympic Peninsula.

PawSense distinguishes little cat feet from humans with lousy typing skills by analyzing the key combinations pressed by cat paws.

What distinguishes "Little Children" from run-of-the-mill suburban satire is its knowing blend of slyness and compassion.

But in too many recent movies intelligence is woefully undervalued, and it is this quality — even more than its considerable beauty — that distinguishes "Little Children" from its peers.

But in too many recent movies intelligence is woefully undervalued, and it is this quality — even more than its considerable beauty — that distinguishes 'Little Children' from its peers".

Part of the confusion is that flexible-time people distinguish little between their private and professional lives, happily mixing the two.

This further distinguishes little SAAS from the other SCN neuropeptides.

Now, however, Ireland is a European home to American mega-corporations, and the lifestyles of Dubliners and Londoners are distinguished by little more than how many stag-dos they have to put up with.

It's not easy to make a place look good with very little, but that's exactly what Taru has done to distinguish this little bolthole on the beach.

"It distinguishes our little port from any other in Lake Ontario," he added.

It was never difficult to distinguish between little Lucy Mangan and a ray of sunshine at any schoolmate's birthday.