Sentence examples for less distinguish from inspiring English sources

The indoor scenes are so dark that you can barely make out the outlines of the bodies, much less distinguish who is who.

But what does this mean for us, for our sense of uniqueness and worth especially as machines evolve whose output we can less and less distinguish from our own?

Software will never be able to wholly reproduce human linguistic and perceptual capacities, much less distinguish between a Playboy calendar and an Edward Weston nude, or between "Tropic of Cancer" and "Trailer Park Swappers".

I believe the world is moving into the next phase, where customers will much less distinguish between fixed and mobile services but will look more for the most innovative service for any given application.

But what does this mean for us, for our sense of uniqueness and worth — especially as machines evolve whose output we can less and less distinguish from our own?

Other Balanchine dancing has been no less distinguished.

But the meat of the songs — riffs, chord progressions, dynamic shifts — feels less distinguished.

So almost everything is new, and rebuilding seems to result inevitably in something less distinguished than what was replaced.

Thomson's newspaper holdings once included The Times of London, The Globe and Mail in Toronto and an array of less distinguished smaller newspapers.

As Vanessa Vanakorn, she was somewhat less distinguished on Tuesday, finishing in 67th place out of 67 finishers in the women's giant slalom.

If the Houston company has worked more quietly under Mr. Freud's leadership, on present evidence its products are no less distinguished.