Sentence examples for is immediately distinguishable from inspiring English sources
But his work is immediately distinguishable by its intentionally coarse textures.
It is immediately distinguishable from crows and ravens as they have wholly black plumage, a stockier build and white (rather than yellow) eyes.
To begin with, rather like budget airlines, another catch-all service, Trowell is a pageant of class, with all the subtle gradations that, to the English eye, are immediately distinguishable by their shoes (moccasins to bovver boots) and haircuts (crew cuts to quiffs).
The designers of these sorts of social robots usually like to imbue them with some sort of humanoid or animal quality with eyes and a mouth — or at least something that's immediately distinguishable as a face.
Writing for the Boston Globe, Matthew Gilbert remarked that the setting and design was immediately distinguishable.
For as long as the nutrients on offer are fixed, the two cases may not be immediately distinguishable.
Often, it is not clear that theft by check cases are payday loans, since the name of the payday lender is not immediately distinguishable from that of an ordinary merchant.
People may balk at the idea of an eighty-year-old pop singer putting out material that isn't immediately distinguishable from the songs of singers sixty years her junior.
The sexes are not immediately distinguishable, as the testes are retained in the male's abdominal cavity and do not descend.
They are not immediately distinguishable from the plainer styles of the earlier part of the century, and their evolution during the next four centuries was very gradual.
Never fully explained "mechanical difficulties" were announced by an amplified voice (not immediately distinguishable from the other amplified voices we had been hearing for what felt like forever), as the actors in the scene deflated before our eyes.
