Sentence examples for merely be distinguished from inspiring English sources

If God had a commonplace proper name, He would merely be distinguished from other deities.

Thus, it is tempting to assume that both the argument from causes and the argument from effects are likewise concerned to identify an empirical signature of absolute motion by which it can be distinguished from (merely) apparent motion.

Thought experiments should be distinguished from thinking about experiments, from merely imagining any experiments to be conducted outside the imagination, and from psychological experiments with thoughts.

It merely indicates features that are characteristic and allow clusters to be distinguished.

Three responses can be distinguished.

Three steps could be distinguished.

When the terms SINEs and LINEs were proposed, little was known about retrotransposons and they were distinguished merely by length.

There will be distinguishing characteristics.

Let's not forget the "human" in "human genome," and the not merely molecular ways in which we are distinguished within nature.

They're distinguished academics.

The prose is distinguished.