Sentence examples for distinguished their from inspiring English sources

What distinguished their compound from ours, aside from the increase of insects?

Nothing remarkable distinguished their use of fossil fuel until, in 2008, they began paying a carbon tax.

These performances were works of dynamic sculpture, with a formal rigor and beauty, but what, I asked her, distinguished their content from masochism?

So Brown is and remains a big spender, or at least a relatively big spender, something his acolytes have always claimed distinguished their man from his neighbour.

Mansour Farhang Professor of Political Science Bennington College Bennington, Vt .James Wood's review of Tocqueville's reflections on equality and religion captures several ideas that distinguished their uniquely American relationship from religious practices and politics in France (Books, May 17th).

Neither donor nor recipient were able to offer me a clear definition of how they understood the term, or how they distinguished their "innovative" work from more routine non-innovative activities.

What distinguishes their performances is their own player skill.

What most distinguishes their work are their signature, British-derived methofs of construction.

With that said, he offered more insight to distinguish their abilities.

The entire evening seemed intended to diminish the presidential aspirants rather than distinguish their positions.

"How could they distinguish their offerings when, in reality, they were all the same.