Sentence examples for sharply distinguished from inspiring English sources

Sharply distinguished from Italy were the provinces of the empire.

Before the Middle Kingdom, the civil and the military were not sharply distinguished.

But Celia Imrie's grimly determined Goneril and Jane Horrocks's sexually excitable Regan are sharply distinguished.

Since ownership was absolute, it was sharply distinguished from possession, which the civil law did not protect as such.

It is a beautiful service sharply distinguished from most Catholic Masses since the awful events of Vatican II.

Until about 10 years ago, cannabis was often seen as a "harmless" recreational drug, the effects of which should be sharply distinguished from heroin and cocaine.

He sharply distinguishes his cuisine vegetale from vegetarian cooking….

The proposed revision would also be another in a series of recent moves sharply distinguishing Southern Baptists from other major Protestant bodies.

He sharply distinguishes his cuisine vegetale from vegetarian cooking… View Article Adam Gopnik, a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1986.

It ignored the terrors of which myths are made.... Nothing so sharply distinguishes philosophers and Kabbalists as their attitude toward the problem of evil and the demonic.

That position also sharply distinguishes The New Republic from its competitor, The Nation, which has hewed more closely to a 1960's liberal line.