Sentence examples for distinguishes from inspiring English sources

It also needed us to think about what it is that distinguished human from animal sex, and to some degree what it is that distinguishes humans from animals.

It's this spirit of continuity and collaboration that distinguishes the New York performance world from the boom-and-bust arc experienced by most scenes.

Friends say this is what distinguishes him from his exact contemporary, Lord Cranborne, who to the untutored eye is his political twin.

What distinguishes him is the casual brilliance of his writing, rolling out inspired gags and exhibiting incredible fluency throughout.

But there is another element to the nationalist equation that distinguishes Irish nationalism from Scottish.

Beyond the sheer graphic impact of so much disease, distortion and disfigurement, what distinguishes them is an acute paradox: here the styles and modes of bygone eras are used not to prettify people or create a picturesque landscape, but to render the pathological as clearly as possible with a view to instructing physicians.

What distinguishes games from books, or films, is that the dodgy sexual politics and wanton violence of one is used as a stick to bash them all.

At the end of The Utopia of Rules, Graeber distinguishes between play and games – the former involving free‑form creativity, the latter requiring participants to abide by rules.

She is consistently authoritative and shows the kind of shrewdness, calm, and lack of fuss that distinguishes experienced senior women in the workplace.

What really distinguishes Cator from other British companies in the same space is that he's grown his business entirely from scratch without needing a penny of investment.

The ancillary "cover-up" is, of course, the "collective yawn" of the MSM in response to Benghazi (or, as Salon's Alex Pareene delightfully distinguishes the right-wing frenzy from the actual events that occurred, #BENGHAZI).