Sentence examples for remembered distinguished from inspiring English sources

He's easily remembered, distinguished, and interesting.

It suggested only that there were terrorists out there who liked to talk about doing something dramatic with an airplane — which did not, it must be remembered, reliably distinguish them from any other terrorists of the past thirty years.

(Remember to distinguish separate treatments from levels of the same treatment; i.e. different doses of the same drug are levels, but different drugs are different treatments).

How many treatments do you have (i.e. diet, drug, temperature etc).? Remember to distinguish separate treatments from levels of the same treatment (i.e. different doses of the same drug are levels, but different drugs are different treatments).

What does it say about alienation from the body that I only found this sticker a week after an operation that worked or did not work, but that in any case I cannot remember or distinguish from all the other hospital events?

Another important tool is remembering to distinguish real and imminent danger from present anxious thoughts, which are emotional rather than logical.

Participants were presented with only target ('go') stimuli during the task so there was no requirement to remember or distinguish between target and non-target stimulus identities.

Remember to distinguish between investment and expenditure.

George Washington, who had just disbanded his victorious army and retired to Mount Vernon, complained that he was "locked up" there by snow and ice between Christmas Eve and early March, while James Madison wrote from his home in Virginia that "we have had a severer season and particularly a greater quantity of snow than is remembered to have distinguished any preceding winter".

Staley remembers how Erdoes distinguished herself.

So what necessarily distinguishes remembered sensation from current sensation, on this account, is just that remembered sensations are of what "was".