Sentence examples for merely distinguished from inspiring English sources

I do remember that very tall, spare-bodied, older gentleman with the craggy, handsome features, who was many degrees beyond merely distinguished.

Although propositions 1, 2 and 3 were no longer controversial, proposition 4 could be read as an unholy concession to those who regarded Jesus as a human being merely distinguished by some kind of divine presence or inspiration (the view of the so-called 'dyophysites'dyophysites

He merely distinguished Re London Wine Co, allowing him to decide the case on the facts alone.

It's merely distinguishing between questions that are answerable and those that aren't.

Generative grammars do not merely distinguish the grammatical sentence of a language from ungrammatical sequences of words of the same language; they also provide a structural description, or syntactic analysis, for each of the grammatical sentences.

Strong semantical systematicity would require as well that the net show abilities at correct semantical processing of the novel sentences rather than merely distinguishing grammatical from ungrammatical forms.

By subsuming a particular under an imagined universal, or by ascribing a property to it, mentally or verbally, one is not identifying a real feature of this object, but merely distinguishing it from other particulars.

Quadrupolar transfer pathways not merely distinguish coherences with different orders −2I ⩽ p ⩽ +2I, but allow one to follow the fate of coherences associated with single transitions that have the same coherence order p= mIr-mIs but can be distinguished by a satellite order q="(mIr)2-(mIs)2.

These hypotheses are not mutually exclusive, but merely distinguish what types of benefits subordinates might acquire from alloparental 'payment'payment

For over 50 years it was believed that our immune system merely distinguishes between self and nonself.

Implications for future research are to promote building groups with general or specific factors for different domains which may lead to more accurate results than merely distinguishing groups by heterogeneous diagnoses.