Sentence examples for distinguished to its from inspiring English sources

The series is one of the great recent cinematic achievements; its ideas are profound; its effect is enduring; it will rightly provide much more to mull over and to piece together than a brief essay or two can do — and it's precisely in that fateful realm of detail-fitting and of interpretive madness that it's distinguished, to its disadvantage, from the realm of the great movies that inspire it.

Figure 2b shows an enlarged pattern (from 2θ 60° to 70°) to show the difference between Al2O3 and NiAl2O4 peaks, which were difficult to be distinguished due to its broadening.

On the contrary, although the MRA image contains the illness information, the soft tissues in it are very difficult to distinguish due to its lower spatial resolution.

The Krieger School of Arts and Sciences is proud to welcome two new Bloomberg Distinguished Professors to its ranks.

Two years ago, when the Tate Gallery was renamed Tate Britain to distinguish its mission and its collections from those of the Tate Modern, it rehung its permanent holdings thematically.

Black Lives Matter has been described as "not your grandfather's civil-rights movement," to distinguish its tactics and its philosophy from those of nineteen-sixties-style activism.

The river is sometimes called the Great Ouse, probably to distinguish it from its tributary the Little Ouse.

But Molori is not resting on style alone to distinguish it from its competitors.

The leaves of the red maple offer the easiest way to distinguish it from its relatives.

It is also distinguished by its hard-to-access data and novel analytical approach.

One fashion apparel company, the Sak Elliot Lucca, initially struggled to distinguish its accidental values from its core.