Sentence examples for world distinguished from inspiring English sources

Productivity has improved dramatically, costs have dropped and a world distinguished by solo practitioners has become collaborative.

By the mid-1800s rolling papers were big business, and many were produced throughout the world, distinguished by unique graphic motifs.

Orozco's infectious, refined enthusiasm for the real world distinguishes him from such intimidating forebears as Bruce Nauman and Robert Gober.

Most of the canon-based, or scriptural, religions of the world distinguish between priests and nonpriestly practitioners.

In a series of studies on non-Western populaces, Tylor routinely invoked loaded qualifiers to separate animists from the Christian world, distinguishing the "savage fetish-worshiper" from "civilized Christians".

In effect, the researcher was immersed in the infants'playay world' as distinguished from 'the real world' (Singer 2013, p.175).

In the real world, as distinguished from the whacked out cable "news" world, Issa is a big backer of billionaire Meg Whitman's corporate conservative campaign for governor of California.

Because while economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, the online world is distinguished by abundance.

But at a time when the New York art world is distinguished chiefly by hard sell and soft art, he and some of his colleagues are at least continuing to ask questions, instill doubts, raise a usefully confusing stink.

Others will carry the names of women of remarkable talent, from Spain and the rest of the world, who distinguished themselves in fields such as physics, or equal rights movements.

But if we follow Leibniz in excluding such relational properties as difference-making properties and reflect on the above argument, then we see that worlds are distinguished in terms of intrinsic properties of individuals and that this difference has a bearing on the relative greatness or perfection of a world.