Sentence examples for distinguishing such from inspiring English sources

We need a clear method of distinguishing such cases.

"We're with the political opposition," said Mr. Nasser, distinguishing such opposition from the armed militias fighting the government.

The problem is distinguishing such rare -- and possibly nonexistent -- events from the abundance of rhythms the universe produces on its own, without the benefit of biology.

In fact, Churchill here was distinguishing such an "inexactitude" from a lie, in much the same way as the former cabinet secretary, Sir Robert Armstrong, told an Australian court that in its handling of the Spycatcher case the government had been "economical with the truth".

Possible reasons for mismatch might be due to participants having difficulty in distinguishing such terms as "a wide range of", "a large number of" and "a range of".

Climate change, land-use change and in-stream river engineering affect trends in river discharges and river stages, and distinguishing such overlapping contributions is a major challenge in hydrologic time-series analysis.

Hangul spelling distinguishes such pairs by writing the basic forms.

Various gradations of bhakti are distinguished, such as awe, subservience, and parental affection.

Whether it is able to distinguish such subtlety in the original recording is open to some debate.

It is important to distinguish such claims about the dualistic nature of mental phenomena from claims about their causal relations.

In her book, Smart distinguishes such moments of terrified passivity from Stockholm syndrome the idea that hostages sometimes become emotionally attached to their abductors.