Sentence examples for distinguished more from inspiring English sources

For now, Fuego is distinguished more by its potential than by its assets.

Lemongrass chicken is distinguished more by its comforting warm bath of curry-coconut sauce than by any lemongrass flavor.

The results are entertaining, outlandish and ambitious, but as yet distinguished more by skill and aplomb than by genuine originality.

These different types of bone are distinguished more by their external shape than by their basic structure.

Indeed, some of the best entrepreneurs are distinguished more by their ability to achieve the impossible than by the originality of their thinking.

His drawings, engraved on copper plates, distinguished more than 4,000 separate muscles and showed details of nerves and tracheae never before recorded.

A year ago, Williams restructured to help shareholders distinguish more easily among its jumble of assets.

The fund also needs to distinguish more clearly between its two roles.

She added: "Governments must distinguish more clearly between the past, present and future, as costs are falling over time.

This year, they said, they will feature more self-contained, single-episode stories and distinguish more carefully between events occurring in the present and in the future.

To move forward, we need to distinguish more clearly between people saying things with which we disagree, and those who make threats or advocate and incite violence.