Sentence examples for were to be distinguished from inspiring English sources

They were not identical with the common Peripatetic (Aristotelian) doctrines and were to be distinguished from the learning of his contemporaries, the Christian "Aristotelians" of Baghdad, which he attacked as vulgar, distorted, and falsified.

Other important thoughts of the ancients were that to poetry belonged "tales" and not "arguments", and that "semantic" (rhetorical or poetical) propositions were to be distinguished from "apophantic" (logical).

It had been explained at lunch that the twins were to be distinguished by the fact that Pierrot was missing a triangle of flesh from his left ear lobe on account of a dog he had tormented when he was three.

Such faith is to be distinguished from knowledge.

It is not clear how this is to be distinguished from a high-flown sadism".

Tropical sprue is to be distinguished from celiac disease, which is also called nontropical sprue.

Man-made fibres are to be distinguished from natural fibres such as silk, cotton, and wool.

If chemicals are to be distinguished from one another, they must stimulate separate cells.

Registration of aircraft for nationality and public-law purposes is to be distinguished from registration for purposes of private law.

He is to be distinguished from Athenodorus Cordylion, also a Stoic, who became keeper of the library in Pergamum.

Allusion shares some features with, but is to be distinguished from, the literary devices of parody and imitation.