Sentence examples for with distinguish from inspiring English sources

The evangelical language he must contend with, distinguish his own from and which there is always a danger of inadvertently ventriloquising, is the language of the market – which is also, today, through institutions such as the Man Booker prize, inseparable from the language of literary evaluation.

The method allows one to prepare the composites with distinguish morphology of TiO2 leaves by adjusting the mass ratio of CNT and TiO2.

To start with, distinguishing untreatable viral illnesses from treatable bacterial infections is difficult.

She was a "Proud Texan," in her words, with distinguished Texas ancestors dating back to the earliest days of the Republic.

Nine months after the Biennale, he was named artistic director of Documenta XI, beating out several candidates with distinguished careers in major museums.

Survival of the Sexy: Fossil records suggest animals with distinguishing features – akin to fancy plumes or daunting antlers -- had more success during courtship and breeding, reports Science2.0.

He struggled with distinguishing himself from others linguistically.

These refined images are then sent to a discriminator that's tasked with distinguishing real images from synthetic ones.  .

The system was designed to assist with distinguishing PM from PTTH.

The near infrared spectra can help with distinguishing different binding media and provide additional confirmation for pigment identification.

Philosophers who are less concerned with distinguishing trustworthiness from reliability reject such accounts on the grounds that they are too narrow.