Sentence examples for is sometimes distinguished from inspiring English sources

Espionage is sometimes distinguished from the broader category of intelligence gathering by its aggressive nature and its illegality.

The Indian wild ass is a closely related, probably identical, form that is sometimes distinguished as the race E. h.

The former is sometimes distinguished from the latter by a narrow focus upon the location of new factories rather than a broader concern with the multiple influences (such as factory closures) shaping the distribution of manufacturing.

From a more philosophic point of view, wellbeing is sometimes distinguished in two basic forms: a "hedonic" form representing the sum of an individual's positive affective experiences (Ryff et al. 2004), and a deeper "eudaimonic" form that results from striving toward meaning and a noble purpose beyond simple self-gratification (Ryan and Deci 2001).

It is not even clear whether the early Pallavas of the 3rd century were the ancestors of the later Pallavas of the 6th century, who are sometimes distinguished by the title "imperial".

Many of the great apes have developed the use of the upper limb for an arboreal life; therefore, they are sometimes distinguished as brachiators (i.e., animals whose locomotion is by swinging with the arms from branches or other supports).

Supervenient properties are sometimes distinguished from emergent properties.

In more recent work on abduction and discovery, two notions of abduction are sometimes distinguished: the common notion of abduction as inference to the best explanation (selective abduction) and creative abduction (Magnani 2000, 2009).

In early discussions of attention, perceptual attention was sometimes distinguished from "intellectual attention" (James 1890/1981; Baldwin 1901 1905; see also Peacocke 1998; Mole 2011), that is, from the kind of attention we can devote to purely imagined word puzzles or to philosophical issues.

Within the species, two varieties are sometimes distinguished: a narrow-leaved variety occurring in fens, and a shorter, broader-leaved variety (var. ovata Ridd. ex Godfery) occurring in dune slacks [ 11].

The task of reconstructing Zeno's arguments is sometimes insufficiently distinguished from the task of developing responses to them.