Sentence examples for time distinguished from inspiring English sources

In this cyborgian age, inanimate things take on a life of their own, endowed with properties that once upon a time distinguished people from things.

Geology deals with the now: the 10,000-year-old Holocene epoch, a peculiarly stable and clement part of the Quaternary period, a time distinguished by regular shifts into and out of ice ages.

The mid- to late 1990's were a time distinguished by an economic prosperity that contributed stability and an abundance of material resources to many families, he said, adding that it was also an era of "much greater openness in American society" to discussion of religion and spirituality.

Stuart Subotnick, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Joan G. Wexler, Dean LEVIN--Wilbur A. In sorrow, Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York records the passing of our long time, distinguished and greatly admired member, Wilbur A. Levin.

Both types of exposure measurement of physical demands reflected the expected differences between job categories and at the same time distinguished between differences in physical demands between personnel within the same job category working in different wards.

Americans have a hard enough time distinguishing between politics and entertainment.

He spends a good deal of time distinguishing his work from that of painters like Warhol and Lichtenstein.

Brenda, a Harvard senior, added, "Lindsay and I had a tough time distinguishing ourselves".

But I personally don't devote much time distinguishing between men and women.

And increasingly, viewers, like readers, have a hard time distinguishing one from the other.

In "Total Recall," the character has a difficult time distinguishing between reality and his fantasy adventure.