Sentence examples for distinguished some from inspiring English sources

The performance of Mozart's Requiem was distinguished, some of the best work I have heard from Mr. Langrée and the festival orchestra.

Because hedonistic and emotional state theories have seldom been distinguished, some ostensibly "hedonistic" approaches to happiness might more accurately be characterized as emotional state views.

'Farga', a male sterile variety with a rare chlorotype, only a few trees corresponded with other local varieties, 'Morrut', 'Canetera' and 'Sevillenca', and ten hitherto unidentified genotypes were distinguished, some with chloroplast lineages different from the 'Farga' type.

Later in antiquity, when different phases in the history of the Academy corresponding to changes in doctrine and philosophical approach were distinguished, some people spoke of a fourth Academy of Philo and a fifth of Antiochus (Sextus Empiricus [S.E.], Outlines, i.e., Pyrrhoneae hypotyposes [PH] 1.220).

The divergence of influenza H5N1 viruses into several clades challenges these efforts.[2] To date, 10 different genetic clades have been distinguished, some of which have a distinct geographical distribution.

Certain sub-classes have also been distinguished, some of which have become notably more popular than others.

In a setting with timing, different forms of termination can be distinguished: some-time termination, termination before the next clock tick, urgent termination, being terminated.

There are a handful of other features that distinguish some of the services.

Most importantly, the example shows that we cannot draw a sharp boundary to distinguish some language as intrinsically poetic.

It is difficult to distinguish some Korean wares from those made in the northern provinces of China during the contemporary Han to Tang period.

With the magnetic anomaly data it is possible to distinguish some types of igneous rocks, particularly basalts, against the background of less magnetic material, particularly sediments.