Sentence examples for rarely distinguished from inspiring English sources

The prose is rarely distinguished.

The memoirs of diplomats, politicians, general factotums, journalists, and politicians' wives, some of them excerpted here, are rarely distinguished.

"Both," she continues, "had as great a capacity for work as for play and rarely distinguished between the two".

So many cattle were imported into Washington State, dairymen and auctioneers said, that farmers rarely distinguished between cows from the two countries.

Part of the difficulty in thinking about multiculturalism is that it has come to have two meanings that are rarely distinguished.

Until it fell on hard times, the emirate rarely distinguished between $26 billion of sovereign debt and the much riskier $50 billion or so owed by government-related entities, including Dubai World, whose repayment difficulties rocked global markets.

PARIS — In styling and engineering, Skoda rarely distinguishes itself from its volume-oriented siblings in the Volkswagen Group.

But her testimony underlined a perhaps risky aspect of this mayor's governing style: he rarely distinguishes between public service and service to himself.

But the poorest readers, many of whom had been formally diagnosed as dyslexic, could rarely distinguish the order of the tones.

In the fanzines, fans rarely distinguish between their anxiety about Glazer and their unhappiness about changes at United-including ticket prices and game starting times-that predated his takeover.

The literature that had been taken over from Babylonia was further developed with new writings, although one can rarely distinguish between works written in Assyria and works written in Babylonia.