Sentence examples for never distinguished from inspiring English sources

"They have never distinguished between the innocent and the guilty".

He never distinguished at all among our four children".

He loved being the ham, but like an ignored adolescent, he never distinguished between positive and self-damaging attention.

Schwab, however, never distinguished itself from the pack for Japanese retail customers, who now execute half their trades online, analysts said.

Yet bin Laden was never distinguished by his theological expertise; he was no scholar, and his writings and statements make clear that he often struggled to think coherently and consistently.

The current occupant of the White House has never distinguished himself for his moral instincts, but those deficits have seldom been more apparent than in the nadir reached in Charlottesville on Saturday.

I never distinguish between work and pleasure.

The lesson of these tales is that, because one can never distinguish between paupers and divinities, one must treat all others as the latter.

However, because she believed that she would never distinguish herself as a painter within the tradition of imitative realism, she abandoned her commitment to being a painter altogether and took a job in Chicago as a commercial artist.

I genuinely thought, because I'd mashed so much squash, and energetically boiled so much pearl barley, and approached meals with an aspect of rampant enthusiasm, never distinguishing between treats and chores, never opening the door to the concept of duty, that I had raised a little food-polymath who would eat anything.

If you hate yourself, then why the fuck should anyone else waste their time on you? (Shch)—Sound you'll never distinguish The letter for "shch" sounds to our ears just like "sh".