Sentence examples for view distinguished from inspiring English sources
Or had the tiara been passed down?" The strings of questions are meant to suggest the texture of thought, and yet the window into the women's heads reveals a monotonous landscape, the sisters' respective points of view distinguished only by each one's obedient adherence to her personality profile.
Right now until we get more information we can't, from a forensic science point of view, distinguish and can't make an absolute judgment".
But O'Connor has never revealed the constitutional standards that, in her view, distinguish permissible from impermissible voting districts, except to adopt a version of Justice Potter Stewart's test for identifying obscenity: you know it when you see it.
What, on Perry's view, distinguishes Hume from Heimson?
This view distinguishes the long term evolutionary process of genetic adaptation from physiological adaptation that may take place within generation.
This view distinguishes sets of extremely closely related strains (i.e. strains in infants #7 and #2; strains in infants #3 and #5 [early samples]) from more distant strains.
Their Georgia origins can still be heard in their honey-coated harmonies, and the occasional wacky touches (such as a nice recorder solo on the knockabout Heartache for Everyone) and painstakingly inclusive world-view distinguish them from new kids like the Dixie Chicks.
These views distinguish him from the classical utilitarians who he otherwise admired.
His social liberalism, exemplified in British history and honoured in the classics of political thought, distinguishes his views sharply enough from other brands of liberalism to sustain a lively and significant democratic dialogue.
Nāgārjuna counters this view by distinguishing the view from the inside of an illusion from that from the outside.
In the outline account of metaphysical theories given above, six different kinds of view were distinguished, each of which may be said to be grounded in one or more areas of experience.
