Sentence examples for recognizable distinction from inspiring English sources
I am known among my colleagues as someone who has managed to maintain a recognizable distinction between my concern for my students as students and an interest in their personal lives.
Sometimes, the caste distinctions, recognizable by family names and places of origin, linger as a form of social snobbery.
It's distinctive, recognizable.
His systematization of psychic faculties goes beyond anything found in his predecessors and is the recognizable precursor of Aristotle's distinction between the faculties for nutrition, appetite, sensation, movement and thought (de An. 414a31 2; see Huffman 1993, 307 23).
Distinctions in rank were indicated by the colours of the robes and by slight variations in the basic patterns; however, because of the large number of personages who wore qifu, these distinctions were not always easily recognizable.
In this respect, they are intuitively similar to the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction, in that there is a recognizable sense in which agent-relative reasons are private their status as reasons for an agent is irreducibly a function of the features of that agent as such.
Second, such studies made apparent an important distinction between motherhood and fatherhood, acknowledging the former condition as inherently recognizable and the latter as less obvious.
There is a recognizable tavern where the Forester, the Priest and the Schoolmaster enjoy libations, but for both sets and costumes a sharper distinction between the animal and human realms would have been welcome.
(See distinction of green from blue) These languages have introduced supplementary vocabulary to denote "green", but these terms are recognizable as recent adoptions that are not in origin color terms (much like the English adjective orange being in origin not a color term but the name of a fruit).
There were recognizable signifiers.
