Sentence examples for has just distinguished from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Diels' text suggests that the purpose of the remark was to show Alcmaeon's dependence on Pythagoras, which would show that the remark cannot be due to Aristotle, who has just distinguished Alcmaeon from the Pythagoreans and expressed doubts as to who influenced whom (Primavesi 2012, 447 8).

Schiebinger has just been appointed a Distinguished Affiliated Professor at the Technische Universität, Münichen, and member of their Institute for Advanced Studies.

It has just a few trees to distinguish it from a pure Scottish course.

But Glasgow has more than just distinguished emergency signings to feel positive about.

Asked about mirroring the path of Strasburg, Harvey, who has just 13 career starts, expressed a desire to distinguish himself individually.

He has just been himself, Emmitt Smith, and that has always been enough to distinguish him in pro football's hierarchy of running backs.

Several scientists supporting the petition say labeling needs to be graded, distinguishing for instance whether a product contains GM organisms or has just been processed by them.

Because if you believe all abortions kill babies, then you've just called seven distinguished Supreme Court Justices baby-killers.

The point that anything you do will be an action is likely to be granted only on the thinnest and most minimal reading of what an action is; but we have just seen Korsgaard distinguishing between more minimal 'acts' and more ambitiously structured 'actions'actions

And sure enough, the animals tended to gaze directly at the person who's voice they had just heard, suggesting that they could distinguish between their two-legged companions.

Friend and herself had just come from a meeting… Distinguished speaker on radio program talks to a disconnected microphone unknown to him, to permit Paul Whiteman to play.