Sentence examples for immediately distinguish from inspiring English sources

Were you able to immediately distinguish between them?

Even a baby can immediately distinguish two rubber duckies from three (an ability called "subitizing").

The new color, Hell Gate Red!, the press kit said, as a "deep cool red" in "the family of red colors historically associated with railroads," and "would immediately distinguish the Hell Gate Bridge from the city's automobile bridges.

Lucas argued for a "signal processing" approach, in which individuals can't immediately distinguish between changes in their wage or price relative to others — changes to which they should respond by altering supply — and overall changes in the price level.

The rounded corners and slim construction of the Chromebook Plus V2 immediately distinguish it in a field dominated by chunky, utilitarian machines.

OneReach, for example, can respond to simple commands such as "Call Mom," but it's not able to immediately distinguish between "Call Joan" and "Call John".

What immediately distinguished Mr. Aznavour from his peers was that he wrote his own songs.

The apparent lack of body hair immediately distinguishes human beings from all other large land mammals.

has lacked the sense of purpose that immediately distinguished "StartUp" and "Serial," but it understands the value of such confidence.

But what immediately distinguishes her displays from those of her competitors is the sheer volume and variety of spectacular parures and sparkling gems on offer.

With this, the excellent new PBS reality show "1900 House," (which the network is coyly billing as a "docu-soap"), immediately distinguishes itself from the pack.