Sentence examples for for something distinguished from inspiring English sources

Waldheim was looking for something distinguished to do.

You may also want to ask the applicant for something distinguishing from a course taken with you, such as a graded exam or paper or a project evaluation.

Something was still there, that something that distinguished an artist from a performer: the revealing of self.

"It is time we Mexicans distinguish ourselves for something good — not only for the violence," one participant in the kissing record said.

This is something Ms. Abdel Latif believes must change and something that distinguishes her generation from Ms. Naim's.

He has confused aspiration with action, he has not distinguished between wishing for something and doing it.

"It is something that distinguishes us from China or the U.S.A., and something that we need to preserve for future generations".

What grounds dignity is something that all persons have in common, not something that distinguishes one individual from another.

It is simply the process of explaining the grounds (gu) for distinguishing something as "this" or "not-this".

The overall process of citing a model, explaining the reasons for distinguishing something as "this" or "not-this," and thus achieving understanding is called "explanation" or "persuasion" (shuo) (A72, NO11).

The second question of the questionnaire ("Is this feature useful for something?") was included in order to distinguish between: a) those children who gave teleological explanations because they had in mind a particular use of the features under question and b) those who did so without a clear conception of what the particular features were for.