Sentence examples for do distinguish from inspiring English sources

But they do distinguish between the two sides on this occasion.

Though you may be told that the caviar is "the best," some merchants do distinguish the grades and price their caviar accordingly.

Thereby they reveal an inability to distinguish between a proposition being believed and being true, and hence (since they do distinguish between truth and falsity), reveal a lack of understanding of what it is to believe something.

The Vedic schools (Mīmāṃsā, Vedānta, Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Sāṃkhya, Yoga) do distinguish knowledge as result and knowledge-producing process but also see the concepts as wedded in that, as indicated, no genuine knowledge source ever produces a false belief.

Based on these characteristics, one might conclude that teachers who do distinguish between normal and at-risk students, do not do so on observable characteristics like ethnicity.9 Students are identified on the basis of non-observable or hardly observable characteristics, such as motivation or personal situation.

Here's what's really matters in the dementia name game: DO distinguish between "normal aging" and "something's not quite right here".

But what exactly does distinguish Croton?

When Valentine did distinguish himself, it was as an exceptionally ill-suited manager of this team.

What does distinguish the current 15-major streak is the number of break-through performances.

However ridiculous Witherspoon's character seemed, she did distinguish herself.

Regarding revision surgery after treatment failure, the model does distinguish between treatment strategies.