Sentence examples for distinguished true from inspiring English sources

Even the Jacobins' dress distinguished "true patriots": those who wore badges of patriotism like the liberty cap on their heads, or the cocarde tricolore (a red, white and blue rosette) on their hats or even on their lapels.

It was that direct hit of the imagining mind that distinguished true art, registering the flux of life, its contingent, temporal quality, the buddings and sheddings that gave human existence its majestic poignancy.

We elected to omit a no drug arm to save on reagents, and distinguished true enhancers from siRNAs that scored without drug in follow-up assays.

Previous signal and noise analyses [ 56, 57] have not distinguished true synapomorphy vs. apparent synapomorphy and include both as support for the correct quartet topology.

Two categories of effects were identified that distinguished true from false short-term memory: (1) early semantic priming effects from 300 to 500 ms and (2) later retrieval and retrieval-monitoring effects after 500 ms.

A more detailed description of how we distinguished true structural variants from alignment artifacts over these intervals and an associated R package to aid in visualizing alternate alignments will be described in a companion paper (Halper-Stromberg, et al. In preparation).

Free and fair elections distinguish true democracies from those merely masquerading.

Customs do not promote "good sense," which is the ability to distinguish true from false.

Aristotle says nothing different from this, but he also distinguishes true virtue from its specious simulacra.

For instance, clarity about our individual purchasing decisions; distinguishing true assets as opposed to liabilities disguised as assets.

The term is also used to distinguish true Islamic doctrine from heretical teachings, such as those of the Muʿtazilites.