Sentence examples for would distinguish from inspiring English sources

Some would distinguish nothing here but oaks.

Now that's the kind of innovation that would distinguish Intel from the rest of the pack.

Yet I would distinguish between "religion" and "faith" in the Irish context.

A victory would distinguish Caldwell from the glut of coaches who have never won a championship.

Those corporations with higher coverage and lower premiums would distinguish themselves in the eyes of investors.

The Stones, explains Westreich, "felt the collection would distinguish the project, not the other way around".

"If it would distinguish my firm from others, it'd be worth it," he said.

This inability to read an unspoken language that would distinguish friends from enemies echoes through "In Conflict".

Mr. Chapman said BBC Arabic TV would distinguish itself through its independence and broad approach to world events.

"We can think of no workable test or principle that would distinguish 'legitimate' from 'illegitimate' news," the opinion states.

One of the more promising techniques is the use of puzzles that would distinguish people from programs.