“distinguish”可以造什么句，distinguish造句

Only doubt can distinguish prophets from maniacs.

It is hard to distinguish him from his twin brother.

I couldn't distinguish between some of the French vowels.

It's difficult to distinguish one of these twins from the other

An assertion is the second thing in which you should distinguish arguments from.

In spite of the fog the crew can distinguish the coastline fairly well.

To distinguish this object from the malevolent "Nemesis," astronomers chose the name of Nemesis's benevolent sister in Greek mythology, "Tyche."

Two blind subjects used clicks and their echoes to distinguish objects like a car, tree or flag pole.

One group was exposed throughout their night-time sleeping hours to the same three vowels, while the others listened to the other, easier-to-distinguish vowel sounds.

She affectionately portrays archivists as magicians that deftly distinguish between detritus and artifact, capturing history before it disappears because of a broken link or outdated software.

The shrimps can see in 12 colours - humans see in only three - and can distinguish between different forms of light to give a sophisticated and vivid 3d image.

He assured the captain, with an oath, that he had marked But one, and could not tell who had chalked the rest, so that he could not distinguish the house which the cobbler had stopped at.

Can you wait for me, so I woke up, I distinguish between right and wrong, etc. I convinced myself, I climbed out of the cliff. Wait for me to sew my chest and see you.

Do students distinguish themselves academically?

It means that you have to distinguish between them.

These must be qualified with attributes that distinguish one cache entry from another.

Analyzing a loving relationship and a lustful relationship separately will help us to learn to distinguish love from lust.

In other words, the idea is that TMS could be used to help distinguish truthful responses from untruthful ones.

As games blend our real and virtual environments, should there be concern that some people will be less able to distinguish between the two?

To be not only sharp, but to reveal enough information there so that you can have contrast; to be able to distinguish backgrounds from foregrounds from objects was crucial.

It's important to distinguish fact from fiction.

Only doubt can distinguish prophets from maniacs. But isn't it too late for them to doubt?

Opinions on school uniform are divided: it is either essential for self-respect and team spirit or it's an anachronism designed to distinguish the privileged from hoi polloi.

The findings, released by the Institute for Applied Physics at the University of Bonn, could have important implications for farmers since, with the proper eavesdropping device, one can now distinguish between healthy and sick vegetables.

A friend is a friend, a foe is a foe; one must clearly distinguish a friend from a foe.

How, for that matter, do you distinguish it from racism?

Therefore, in reality, we will adopt the extended layering for those two layers and we do not need to distinguish which layer is really built on top of the other.