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I could hear people talking in the next room, but no words were distinguishable.

We are in no way distinguishable from the general population.

Student leaders are often distinguishable from the rest of the students.

They are always different, in any environment, but may not be distinguishable.

However, all have in common that at least two distinguishable state are used.

But it will probably be distinguishable from new media in one major way for a long time to come.

Now the game is often barely distinguishable from the street.

The high pitch of her voice made the words distinguishable.

Answer one: in many cases the two will hardly be distinguishable.

He took out his watch and found that the figures were clearly distinguishable.

How is the Mail distinguishable from the people who read it?

Love of this sort is hardly distinguishable from religious feeling.

Second, the Court pointed out that the two cases are distinguishable because they were decided at different points in time.

Its color was no longer distinguishable and half the windows were missing.

From below came the sound of voices, quite distinguishable upon the still night air.

Generally the sound heard was of very low volume and individual words are not distinguishable.

His main point seems to be there are different races distinguishable by color.

The next distinguishable sound I heard was begging, this time from the men.

They have a uniform of their own, distinguishable even at a distance.

"Perhaps their technology is at least somewhat distinguishable from magic."

She did not say: You were a barely distinguishable memory.

So, European history is a distinguishable topic in these years.

The form behind them, by the entrance, was easily enough distinguishable.

Yet the whole of the skeleton is still completely distinguishable.

Each is distinguishable from the other by the awards' full names.