Sentence examples for * distinctly known from inspiring English sources

Whereas God is absolutely yet indistinctly the first known, 'being' is distinctly known first.

Further, if all the marks that form part of a distinct notion are themselves distinctly known, then the cognition is adequate.

Thus, this truth also lay tangled up, as one might say, in the original concept of extension, but it escaped our attention and could not be distinctly known and distinguished until, through analysis, we unpacked all the parts of this concept and separated them from one another.

To demonstrate that these novel Treg cell enhancers work distinctly from known canonical pathways, we assessed their activity on mTOR activity.

Luther wrote that he "should have spoken far differently and more distinctly had I known what was going to happen".

Yelp is part of a distinctly Silicon Valley phenomenon, jokingly known as the PayPal Mafia.

Bill Monroe, who combined fast-picking mandolin, banjo and guitar with a "high lonesome" singing style to create the distinctly American musical style known as bluegrass, died Monday.

There is no novel gene for which the maximum intensity signal distinctly departs from the known genes showing the same number of hybridized samples.

Confronting a major photograph by Arbus, you lose your ability to know — or distinctly to think or feel, and certainly to judge — anything.

"I heard her say a word I know is distinctly unparliamentary, and I think she may want to withdraw it," the shocked Ms May said.

Not expressly rational, I know, but distinctly human.