Sentence examples for precisely differentiated from from inspiring English sources

He argues that 'before the seventeenth century, sodomy was not even precisely differentiated from its demonic associations with werewolves, heretics, sorcerers, and the like.

The purpose was to determine whether velvets from the two cultures, which have shown problems in the past with attribution based on historical and iconographical studies, could be more precisely differentiated with the additional evidence from identification of their natural dyes and metals along with information of weaving techniques.

And what exactly differentiated leaders from game-changers? "Managers do things right, leaders do the right thing and game-changers rewrite the things you do," Ott said.

How can beauty be differentiated from kindness?

3. Rust stains cannot be differentiated from bloodstains.

They need to be clearly differentiated from minimum regulatory requirements.

Why should itch be, as it were, pre-installed and so neatly differentiated from pain?

Cultural and creative endeavour is differentiated from other forms of work, and cultural production is not really work at all.

Everything happens on the surface - these are people whose inner lives aren't differentiated from their outer behaviours.

The August drubbing also seemed to undermine the pitch made by many hedge funds that they are differentiated from one another and from the market.

In the pages of this book blacks seem at once utterly different from whites yet not at all differentiated from one another.