Sentence examples for it is distinguishable from inspiring English sources

Whatever its form, it is distinguishable from the shaping spirit of imagination, which ordinarily embodies itself in children's games and rhymes, the fairy tale, the fantasy, animal stories such as Kipling's Jungle Books, nonsense, nonmoral poetry, humour, or the realistic novel conceived as art rather than admonition.

Without passing on the continued vitality of that case in light of §1447 d), we note that on its own terms it is distinguishable.

It is distinguishable by its seasonal preference to early spring, its plain white peridia and its strong odour from H. niveus.

For example, a population isolated on an island is in theory a species irrespective of whether it is distinguishable from its mainland progenitor.

While both male and female participants contributed to this theme, it is distinguishable by its focus on the father's role and involvement in events from labour to the first moments with their preterm baby.

Formulated by a chemist, William Cookworthy, it is distinguishable from the Bristol porcelain that he produced later by its imperfections.

Of 19 Drosophila species tested, DNA from one species in the invaded range of D. suzukii was amplified, but it was distinguishable from D. suzukii due to different amplicon melting temperatures.

While the 1-4-7-scrapie profile exhibited similarities to BSE in RIII mice at primary isolation, it was distinguishable based on histopathology, immunohistochemistry and cluster analysis.

In his Lectures on Dramatic Art, Schlegel defines a genius as being capable of the "almost unconscious choice of the highest degree of excellence" (LDA, 5), and in an Athenaeum fragment he claimed that "it is a distinguishable mark of poetical genius to know a great deal more than he knows he knows" (SW VIII, 15).

Chance knows how to mix, it does not know how to disentangle, and in order to construct with multiple elements a well-ordered edifice in which something is distinguishable, it is necessary to make it expressly.

95 [holding that Pen.Code, § 653m, prohibiting the making of an obscene phone call with the intent to annoy, applies to a phone call made from Florida to California]) — but it maintains that this case is distinguishable because here the alleged wrongful conduct does not relate to the content of SSB's communications.