Sentence examples for a distinct meaning from inspiring English sources

Each term, however, has a distinct meaning that carries different international obligations and consequences.

I find a formalisation to have different levels depending on a distinct meaning of the term "law".

Second, a distinct meaning based on 'external' was folded into the neologism 'E-language' to suggest criticism of any view that conceives of a natural language as a public, intersubjectively accessible system used by a community of people (often millions of them spread across different countries).

Success as a spiritual concept has a distinct meaning from its worldly alternative.

The term "sociopath" has a distinct meaning from "psychopath," "psychotic" and other "psych" names that get tossed around in the media, by forensic specialists and on TV shows about murderers.

"Pasadena is just far enough away from the shoreline that when artworks depicting and created on the Pacific Coast are viewed there, they take on a fresh, inland context and a distinct meaning".

This is because the former term 'has a well defined and quite distinct meaning in physics'.

Hence contact vectors have a distinct biophysical meaning: they estimate the number of backbone hydrogen bonds ordered by sequence separation.

Our analyses thus identified regions activated by incentive conflict that were different from those activated in comparator conditions, indicating a distinct motivational meaning of the compound stimulus relative to its individual elements.

Not only does the study describe the distinct meaning potentials of these two performance voices, but it also represents a successful attempt to integrate paralanguage within the theory of SFL.

New research reveals these cultural groups are genetically distinct, meaning culture has shaped their evolution.