Sentence examples for far from distinguished from inspiring English sources

Cox's record since the credit crunch began has been far from distinguished.

He, though his style has its limitations (his line in arabesque is far from distinguished), is a happy, athletic performer who gives to both ballerina and audience.

Probably of Armenian descent, though they had settled in Macedonia, Basil's family was far from distinguished and can hardly have expected to produce a line of emperors that lasted through six generations and 189 years.

But far from distinguishing cultural inheritance from organic inheritance, Darwin thought that all inheritance should be explained by the transmission of 'gemmules'gemmules

This suggests that we are far from having distinguished each potential tag sequence of the initial hypothalamic sample.

In Far from the Tree, Andrew Solomon distinguishes between vertical identities, those aspects we share with our parents (our race, religion, family traditions, language, genetic heritage, etc)., and horizontal identities that we hold in common with people who are not our family.

Moreover, all models presented so far have not distinguished interest groups from governmental actors.

The really important cars now have flashing red lights (strictly not for sale, at least not so far) to distinguish them from the blue-bulb aspirationals.

Beyond its location and its size, there is so far little to distinguish TriBeCa from the other film festivals that have proliferated in nearly every population center and vacation resort in North America.

Therefore, the unique property so far known to distinguish Tregs from non-Tregs is their capacity to suppress proliferation of other T cells.

Perhaps most pressingly, it is far from clear whether what distinguishes the animate from the inanimate is the very thing that, in the case of some animate organisms, is responsible for cognitive functions such as sense-perception and thought, and that, specifically in the case of human beings, is the bearer of moral qualities such as justice, courage and the like.