Sentence examples for a distinct world from inspiring English sources

Each comic persona has a distinct world view, a unique idiom, and a richly imagined backstory.

In a way, the whole trick with creating a compelling drama is to create a distinct world.

Each poet who reads creates, for those minutes, a distinct world, and yet the voices fit together like a jigsaw.

Mr. Schiff seemed as much creator as recreator, conjuring not only a distinct mood but also a distinct world of sound for each work.

They're natives of a digital world, and to them it's not a distinct world at all: it's just another part of this one.

I could use Kampala — and, by extension, elements of Uganda's history — to ground the characters, but I also needed the freedom to imagine a distinct world for them according to the needs and demands of the story I was imagining.

Western atheism has its roots in pre-Socratic Greek philosophy, but did not emerge as a distinct world-view until the late Enlightenment.

"Sakhalin Island" can be so different from the fiction: it has the pleasure of moving through a physical, distinct world and the keenness of documentary analysis.

It was a very distinct world that she created, and all the characters in it seemed real, and they seemed like they belonged there.

The "rise" of the bazaar from the eighteenth century has been seen as a new "distinct world" of sophisticated negotiation and bargaining developed by the indigenous trading communities in the wake of European imperialism.

Windmill's production balances storytelling, performance and design to great effect, the three combining to create a complete and distinct world.