Sentence examples for something else distinguished from inspiring English sources

Something else distinguished A.J.E. as well.

Something else distinguishes the new magazine.

The enthusiastic, non-stop coverage of the Beirut intifada on opposition TV channels emboldened tens of thousands of ordinary citizens to ignore government bans, and take to the streets.Just now, something else distinguishes the Lebanese: they have a focus for their anger.

But there is something else that distinguishes Mr. Obama from all recent candidates for the presidency.

Something else that distinguishes Bailey from others with hot hands as growth players: He does seem to know when to get out.

In other words, there's virtually no technical work required from the publisher — something else that distinguishes Swiftype from the various other search products and open source libraries out there.

… [God] gives all creatures substantive form, that is, specific form, by which the thing is distinguished from something else" (Jospe, Torah and Sophia, 468).

Amid the "corny flamboyance" and "spirit of extravagance", something else was vital: "One must distinguish between naive and deliberate Camp.

To think of a thing is to distinguish it from something else, and yet in order to make such a distinction, the two must already have had something in common.

And then we went to the beach where we sat on the sand and she told me about her plans to deliver a speech at the White House on the subject of something doing something bad to something else, but I was unable to distinguish nouns from verbs and then I must have driven her back to wherever back was.

"He's a Nobel scientist, highly distinguished, but people thought he was something else.