Sentence examples for distinguished others from inspiring English sources

To refuse to admire, to take no interest in what distinguished others are up to, is to shut ourselves off, grandly and implausibly, from important knowledge.

In development, children must learn to distinguish others' minds from their own (Flobbe et al. 2008).

But while some cases are easy to distinguish, others are less so.

The same multidimensional quality distinguishes other appetizers.

And while the lenses can help people tell some colors apart, they can make it harder to distinguish other colors.

A possible explanation is that learning to distinguish those pairs also helped to distinguish other neighboring tags.

UPDATE: It turns out that it is possible to distinguish other libel reformers from a ray of sunshine.

Singing is used to advertise territory, and birds can distinguish other individuals on song alone.

Tamarins in captivity have shown the ability to distinguish other individuals based on cooperative tendencies and past behavior.

These studies have shown that infants distinguish other individuals' contingent behaviors from non-contingent ones.

Further research is required to distinguish other differences.