Sentence examples for is distinguished only from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the story is distinguished only by degree.

It is distinguished only by the exceptionally mundane.

In between rows of small redbrick houses where government employees live, it is distinguished only by a peeling blue sign that arcs over its gates.

Mr. Dooley has taken the basic premises of television soap opera, sitcom and game shows and melded them into a trite playlet that is distinguished only by the incredibility of the plot and the characters.

Finally, with reference to the field of study, which is distinguished only for young people with a medium or a high level of education, fields related to the service industry show the highest percentages of NEETs everywhere.

Dance is distinguished only because its symbol or "primary illusion" is one of virtual power or gesture rather than virtual time (the symbol for music), virtual space (the symbol for the plastic arts) or the illusion of life (the symbol for poetry when it is in words and in drama when it is presented in the mode of action).

Mr. Guinness's "war" was distinguished only by an incident that might have made a vignette in a Guinness comedy.

The coins of Edward I, II, and III can be distinguished only by a minute study of detail.

Roasted lamb shoulder was aromatic and tenderly cooked, but with little in the way of complicated flavors, and its accompanying turnips were distinguished only by their saltiness.

As a Yale undergraduate, he was distinguished only by his nickname, "Bathroom Clark," won when his doting mother installed a modern bathroom in his college room.

The international health, human rights and development bodies that could fund and conduct research or support local efforts to contain the problem are distinguished only by their silence.