Sentence examples for once distinguished from inspiring English sources
The great essayist Joseph Epstein once distinguished between being well informed, being hip and being cultivated.
The critic Philip Rahv once distinguished between the redskin and paleface traditions in American letters.
Although scholars once distinguished between "philosophical Taoism" and "religious Taoism," today most see the two strains as closely related.
Once distinguished by its mix of students, writers and academics, it is now increasingly attractive to more affluent New Yorkers.
It was a townland in the Wicklow mountains, remote and bleak, once distinguished by the thriving presence of Oscarey House, of which no trace now remained.
Where gentleman players once distinguished themselves in white trousers and knit vests, Twenty20 was accompanied by cheerleaders wearing what resembled sports bras.
Our choice is based on the desire to at once distinguish these trees from regular phylogenetic trees and to extend their applicability beyond the special case of spatial structuring.
Gabriel once again distinguished himself for his sound track work with Pixar Animation's WALL∙E (2008).
"Dr. Paul once again distinguished himself as the only candidate with a pro-American foreign policy, and will gain votes because of it," Benton told The Huffington Post.
Schulz mentions the Maroons just once, and distinguishes them as separate from the Underground Railroad.
RCT is intuitively appealing, even once we distinguish process and product randomness in the way sketched above.
