Sentence examples for distinguished not to from inspiring English sources

She, like him, felt that "in this age, it is more distinguished not to publish".

Like most of his fellow-Cubans, he is distinguished not least by his ability to survive.

This group is distinguished not only by their ability to think with reason, but also with creativity, intuition, and emotional intelligence.

We disaggregate factor endowments to distinguish built capital from natural resources: this disaggregation makes it possible to distinguish not only their physical quantities but also their factor earnings.

That is what allows us to distinguish not just the pastry-maker from the Nazi but one Nazi from the next.

Future success in Europe will require investors to distinguish not only among markets, but among sectors and individual stocks as well, money managers say.

In addition, in some cases, it is necessary to distinguish not only one configuration from a set of many configurations; but two sets of many configurations.

We should be careful to distinguish not being (directly) aware of the wall from being (directly) aware of something which is not the wall.

Objectives: Here we discuss the increasing ability of contemporary analytical methods to distinguish not only different chemical structures among PAHs but also their concentrations in environmental media.

Contemporary analytical methods are increasingly able to distinguish not only different chemical structures among PAHs but also their concentrations in environmental media.

Urinary TIMP-1 levels were able to distinguish not only pancreatic cancer from control but also PDAC from pNET cancer groups.