Sentence examples for really distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Daylight suffuses the 600-foot-long east concourse through clerestory windows above the central corridor, but there is no way yet to judge what might be the really distinguishing quality of Terminal 5's boarding areas: quiet.

"If you're a trans person trying to find a doctor," she said, "are you really distinguishing between a doctor who denies you based on bias and one who denies you based on uncertainty of their skillset?" People who have been refused healthcare due to discrimination often refuse to seek healthcare in the future.

We question whether they are really distinguishing between kinds of value clinical trials can have, or whether they are pointing to different things we value in trials.

Thile: I think we are honestly looking for ears that don't really distinguish between genres that in my mind are only distinguishable by aesthetics, by things that don't really matter that much.

What really distinguishes man from beast?

No, what really distinguishes Greenspan here are two things.

But what really distinguishes the film is Ayoade's exuberance as a film-maker.

But what really distinguishes it from the competition is the food.

What really distinguishes this show are its wildly theatrical flights of fancy.

How many people can really distinguish costume jewelry from the real thing?

Still, where Expedia's new gay store really distinguishes itself is in far-flung destinations.