Sentence examples for distinguished to us from inspiring English sources

But, still, at the time we studied Russian Literature with him we didn't think of him as a writer or as a poet, though we knew, of course, that he was both and that he was distinguished; to us he was Mister Nabokov, he was our teacher, and we found him dashing and extraordinary.

It was a petty attempt to link patriotism with religious piety, to distinguish us from the godless Soviets.

"The issue of balance is going to distinguish us".

Maybe it's all our wide-open spaces or our general exuberance; whatever the reason, our volume tends to distinguish us from the locals in many destinations.

Consequently, the number of human genes is insufficient to distinguish us from species as distant as fungi or flies.

This enabled us to distinguish transcripts specific to silk from transcripts that contribute to common plant functions.

But the polls aren't designed to distinguish cases: they require us to bracket and ignore differences.

However, if μ i =μ, for all i=1,…, 13, then we do not need to distinguish loci, thus allowing us to remove edge labels.

But Epicurus would urge us to distinguish what is bad for us from what is bad for others.

There is nothing to distinguish us from one another, save our passports, and those were given to us.

How they plan to distinguish themselves, they tell us, is instead through more effective strategies.