Sentence examples for distinguished the work from inspiring English sources

Sally Gross presented three new dances on Saturday night that were colored by the poetic intelligence that has long distinguished the work of this evocative minimalist.

"What distinguished the work of Provencal needle women was their vision of the decorative possibilities inherent in these lines of stitching," Ms. Berenson writes in her book.

Of novelists early associated with the movement, Camille Lemonnier (Un Mâle, 1881; "A Male") was the leading Belgian exponent of Naturalism; a vibrant Flemish regionalism distinguished the work of Georges Eekhoud; and Eugène Demolder was influenced by art in his novels and stories.

Faced with "Brief Interviews," in 1999, Michiko Kakutani, the New York Times reviewer, accused Wallace of writing an "airless, tedious" book, and specifically spoke of her disappointment that it did not fulfill the stated goals of "E Unibus Pluram" to breathe new life into the "deep moral issues that distinguished the work of the great 19th-century writers".

Having distinguished the working scientists' point of view from those of the historian and the philosopher, looking down from above, he proceeded to confuse them.

It is frequently difficult to distinguish the work of the various family members.

He can distinguish the work of Praxiteles from the Aphrodite of Doidalses with a glance at their chiselled toes.

The exhibition demonstrates that elaborate vocabularies of symbols, geometric patterns, color combinations and decorative details distinguish the work of the various Xhosa-speaking people from one another.

They have some of the Goldsworthian trompe l'oeil magic, but not enough to distinguish the work as a whole from the ever-expanding genre of rustic, semifigurative sculpture.

0.4.16.4.1 A. Kinko's Judicial Legislation is the Result of False Premises Resulting from the Failure to Distinguish the Work and the Copyright.

A. Kinko's Judicial Legislation is the Result of False Premises Resulting from the Failure to Distinguish the Work and the Copyright.