Sentence examples for much distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Some men die and some men live, though, frankly, there isn't all that much distinguishing the quick from the dead.

Rupert Grint has a supporting role as a Viagra-popping wannabe adult movie actor, whose nom-de-porn is Boris Pecker, but there's still not much distinguishing him from Ron Weasley.

Without the trademark keyboard, there doesn't appear to be much distinguishing the hardware from the glut of mid-tier Android devices currently on the market, save for a textured backing with the trademark BlackBerry logo in the center.  .

Sometimes, the hard part is not so much distinguishing the difference between all of the online media opportunities and messaging, it's convincing the client that social media outlets are important.

However, nothing much distinguishes the twitchy confabs that follow.

Not much distinguishes the fan from the fanatic when it comes to Richard Wagner's four-opera "Ring" cycle.

NOTHING much distinguished Yasser Talal al-Zahrani from the 500 or so other prisoners held by the Americans at Guantánamo Bay, in Cuba.

Dr. Peter Woit, a mathematician and physicist at Columbia University, said of the brothers' work, "Scientifically, it's clearly more or less complete nonsense, but these days that doesn't much distinguish it from a lot of the rest of the literature".

Britain and America are no longer really separated by a common language – I even heard Ed Miliband using the word "sidewalk" on the news the other day – but they are very much distinguished by different afterparty styles.

But what very much distinguished the Black Panthers from earlier civil rights movements was its internationalism," said Joshua Bloom, co-author of Black Against Empire: The History and Politics of the Black Panther Party.

Paul often wants to talk about defunding Planned Parenthood, these days, and while primary voters surely agree with his position, it doesn't much distinguish him from the rest of his Republican competitors.